India Advises Carriers to Limit Indian Seafarer Deployment in Strait of Hormuz
India's shipping regulator advised carriers to limit Indian seafarer deployment in the Strait of Hormuz following recent attacks
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India's shipping regulator advised carriers to limit Indian seafarer deployment in the Strait of Hormuz following recent attacks
European natural gas contracts declined significantly after a reported peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran.
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ClassNK launched a new digital platform, the Design Data Marketplace, for sharing ship design data among maritime stakeholders

A report suggests the Trump administration has signed an MOU with Iran regarding the Strait of Hormuz, potentially altering maritime…

DHL has extended its global logistics partnership with the FIA World Endurance Championship, now including the Asian Le Mans Series.

US Senators introduce bipartisan legislation to ban Russian and Chinese government-linked research vessels from American Arctic waters

Mine clearance operations in the Strait of Hormuz are expected to delay the resumption of normal shipping for weeks.
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore has appointed new leaders for its Asia Pacific and Greater China operations.
CSP Iberian Bilbao Terminal is investing €9.5 million in a new super post-Panamax quay crane to boost operational capacity
Batangas Integrated Port is the world's first 'READY Port' for disaster preparedness, enhancing humanitarian logistics
Financial markets are responding to potential Middle East peace and its implications for Gulf energy supplies and global inflation.
US industrial production growth slowed to 0.1%, missing forecasts and indicating a potential economic deceleration.
The container ship sales and purchase market showed significant activity during Week 22, with numerous transactions reported
Dredging has started in Hong Kong's Kwai Tsing Container Basin, running 24/7 for about eight months.

Freight forwarders are cautiously optimistic about a preliminary US-Iran peace agreement, which could reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The EU sanctioned shipping arms of Gazprom and Lukoil, intensifying pressure on Russia's oil transport and shadow fleet.

Gulfport's main channel deepening project has been approved, allowing the Mississippi port to handle post-Panamax vessels.

Ships reported trading shots with pirates, including a 30-minute firefight, raising maritime security concerns.

Despite a US-Iran interim agreement, analysts predict a slow return to normal trade flows through the Strait of Hormuz

Two merchant vessels were attacked by armed skiffs off Yemen on Sunday, raising fresh concerns about maritime security.

A recent US-Iran MoU does not signal an end to the dual chokepoint crisis impacting global maritime shipping.
SAL Heavy Lift is set to integrate three new Octopus 12.6-class vessels into its fleet by 2028, boosting heavy-lift capacity.

Fassmer has ordered eight Henriksen Slipway Systems for automated launch and recovery of small boats and unmanned surface drones.
Seven Pacific nations signed a charter to promote sustainable and low-carbon shipping across Oceania

Energos Infrastructure, owned by Apollo-managed funds, has joined the Gas Industry Advisory Committee of the EMGF

Fincantieri's hackathon awarded Lares Technologies for its solution coordinating manned and unmanned maritime assets

Valenciaport is installing vertical solar panels on its northern expansion breakwater to promote clean energy in Mediterranean ports

50Hertz and Elia launched a EUR 752 million tender for offshore high-voltage cable repair and logistics
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