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A potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz could trigger a major energy supply shock, with oil prices possibly reaching $200.
Shipping leadership is evolving from technical knowledge to broader skills, driven by industry integration and rapid change
G20 merchandise trade saw strong growth in Q1 2026, with exports and imports up 5.3% despite Middle East disruptions.
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are hindering maritime casualty response, increasing delays and costs for shippers
Asian stock markets saw mixed results, with Japan and South Korea hitting records, while Iran geopolitical concerns persisted.
Russian fuel oil volumes in Singapore hit a one-year peak, driven by Middle East supply disruptions.
Copper futures climbed as markets anticipated a US-Iran peace agreement, with talks ongoing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices fell as US-Iran negotiations progressed, despite recent military exchanges, easing market concerns.
The EU is prioritizing military logistics and mobility to enhance troop and equipment movement across Europe.
Agricultural shipping routes are facing record-long voyage durations due to climate and geopolitical disruptions.
Offshore Energies UK urges the government to prioritize domestic energy production to counter the global energy crisis
CMA CGM's US$820 million investment in Mombasa container terminals signifies a major shift in East African port dynamics
Canada is reportedly finalizing a deal to export liquefied natural gas to Germany from a new British Columbia facility.
The Union of Greek Shipowners' latest report underscores the Greek fleet's vital contribution to global trade and security
Shipping data from AXSMarine details Strait of Hormuz activity after a ceasefire, showing vessel traffic and operator willingness.
El Niño's return in 2026 is forecast to affect Asian power demand, potentially altering freight market dynamics.
Mexico's manufacturing gains face challenges from potential Trump tariffs and existing supply chain disruptions.
Iranian oil terminals are experiencing minimal activity, with tanker traffic and cargo flows remaining subdued amid ongoing international…
The US plans to reduce military assets for European allies, including fighter jets, warships, and refueling aircraft.
Quad nations Australia, India, Japan, and the U.S. will jointly develop a port in Fiji and sign critical minerals pacts.
US businesses are hesitant to claim $166 billion in tariff refunds due to political risks and public criticism.
Ocean carriers incurred an additional $5.5 billion in bunker costs due to the Middle East conflict and Red Sea diversions.
A Royal Navy mine-hunting mothership has departed Gibraltar, potentially heading for the Strait of Hormuz.
CMA CGM reported resilient Q1 2026 results despite the Middle East crisis and volatile freight markets
A tanker reported an external explosion off the coast of Oman, leading to a UKMTO warning for ships
Magnetic explosive devices were found on an LPG tanker in Russia's Ust-Luga port, raising Baltic Sea security concerns
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is setting a precedent for controlled maritime access, influenced by insurer withdrawals
The Quad group, including the U.S., announced a new cooperation framework for Indo-Pacific maritime security and supply chains.
The Port of Gdynia is expanding its digital twin and intermodal infrastructure strategy to enhance resilience
Taiwan deployed naval vessels and fighter jets to monitor a second Chinese military patrol near its shores this week
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