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Weathernews Inc. has released SeaNavigator Mobile, an app for shore-based teams to monitor vessels and manage voyage plans.

Buffalo, New York, is reportedly developing plans for a new cruise ship terminal in its Outer Harbor.

Port of Cork is moving operations downstream to support the growing offshore wind sector and improve maritime trade infrastructure

A new report reveals continued disparities in labor rights for sea workers in European waters, focusing on working hours
A new Durban Shipping Chamber has been launched to unite stakeholders and drive growth in the maritime sector.
Latest time charter rates for tanker and dry bulk shipping sectors as of May 27th are detailed in this report

Port of Virginia's new CEO discussed tariffs, infrastructure investment, and the port's unique crane technology

Bilbao Port is advancing its Central Breakwater project to boost quay capacity for breakbulk and industrial cargo.

Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen compared Pablo Escobar's logistical feats to contemporary supply chain complexities

Hapag-Lloyd's COO, Dr. Maximilian Rothkopf, is set to leave the Board of Management on June 30, 2026
Geopolitical tensions from US-Israeli actions in Iran are expected to impact global shipping markets through H2, accelerating economic…

Hitachi Energy completed the multimodal shipment of an 820-tonne HVDC transformer from Sweden to China.
The Greek-owned fleet continued its expansion in 2025, with the Union of Greek Shipowners outlining regulatory priorities

Canadian ports have significantly dropped in global shipping capacity due to their inability to handle mega-vessels

Container News offers a free magazine issue with analysis and insights on shipping, ports, and trade ahead of Posidonia 2026.

Port of Rotterdam and ProRail completed a critical conduit installation under Maasvlakte rail tracks during a 130-hour shutdown

Brent crude oil prices fell by $3 to $93.89 a barrel, coinciding with an overall rise in financial markets

Cool Carriers appointed Mike Knowles as its New Zealand Regional Representative, leveraging his extensive experience in kiwifruit logistics.

Western Australian Premier Roger Cook was assured that new gas export curbs will not harm the state's LNG industry
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) saw a 39-point increase, reaching 3124 points, reflecting global dry bulk shipping rates

Container shipping sees near full fleet employment, yet carriers are still seeking favorable charter deals for available tonnage

Asia-Europe and Transpacific container trades showed mixed performance in early 2026, with diverging demand and rate volatility

Adnoc completed another LNG shipment from the Persian Gulf to India, transiting the Strait of Hormuz, continuing increased energy exports

South Korea's Foreign Ministry indicated an Iranian anti-ship missile likely hit an HMM cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

Maersk is introducing a new 'lean service' to leverage the strong China-Australia trade lane, supported by high surcharges.
ABB is converting an expedition yacht to hybrid-electric propulsion for operations in the Galápagos Islands.
The Port of Long Beach will award $1 million to the first shipping line to bunker methanol at the port.

Canada is investing in transport infrastructure and pursuing trade deals to reduce reliance on US trade.
The Port of Oslo and Fjuel AS are piloting digital energy management to advance the port's electrification and emission reduction targets
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