Get Started for FREE
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with X
I don't have a Facebook or a X account
From shippingwatch.com
Sales of containers went up sharply in the first three months of the year at Chinese CIMC. The company cites customers’ appetite to bolster capacity.
Russia appears to have intensified its attacks on the Ukrainian fuel logistics infrastructure with a series of attacks, including targeting the largest terminal in southern Ukraine.
Catch up on the week's top maritime and shipping news stories with Seatrade Maritime News Editor Marcus Hand.
Greek national Antonios Margaritis and companies owned by him are among expanded sanctions on Iran by US OFAC.
Penalties associated with the FuelEU regulation alone will top $1.1 billion this year according to a study completed by Ahti Pool, a Finnish company looking to mitigate the costs of climate regulations on shipping.
On the same day, the United States and the United Kingdom each announced moves sanctioning more facilitators of the Iranian oil trade.
Lower capesize rates drag Baltic index to over 1-month low.
The Royal Navy has tracked a Russian destroyer and two accompanying vessels through the English Channel, its latest mission to keep an eye on Russia's frequent naval movements in British waters.
Reporting its first half earnings for 2025 Orient Overseas (International) Ltd (OOIL), owner of Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) said that currently the major long-haul trades were nearly fully loaded.
From splash247.com
A Greek shipbroker has been the focus of the latest sanctions from the US aimed at stifling Iranian oil exports.
Salvage efforts at the wreck site of the casualty MSC Elsa 3 have moved into a critical phase, reports India’s Directorate General of Shipping.
The Cabinet Council of Panama has approved the proposed budget of the Panama Canal for fiscal year 2026, setting it at B/.5.2072 billion.
A semi-autonomous barge has spilled fuel oil into a canal near Antwerp, prompting a cleanup operation and temporarily shutting down marine traffic on the waterway.
On Wednesday, a court in California convicted a U.S. Navy sailor on charges of selling military secrets to China at a bargain price.
The Turkish government has reportedly taken steps to suspend trade with Israel and stop the movement of ships between the two countries, as well as possibly international shipping with an Israeli connection.
From splash247.com
Bill Gates, in his role as founder of TerraPower, met with HD Hyundai’s executive vice-chairman Chung Kisun in Seoul today to further a strategic partnership aiming to commercialise small modular reactor (SMR) propulsion.
From splash247.com
Vlassis Papapanagis, chief commercial officer at Tototheo Global, writes for Splash today.
From splash247.com
Greece’s Navios Maritime Partners has confirmed the acquisition of two scrubber-fitted aframax/LR2 tanker resales, lifting its orderbook in the segment to 12 vessels.
From splash247.com
Nigerian tanker buyers have stepped up their activity this summer, snapping up three ships from June onwards — more than doubling their deal count for the year, according to data from VesselsValue.
Kim called the intensified military cooperation between Washington and Seoul “the most obvious manifestation of their will to ignite a war.
China Solar Farm: China's carbon emissions show signs of decline, potentially peaking before the 2030 target, driven by massive solar installations, including a massive solar farm on the Tibetan plateau.
From www.world-grain.com
Council forecasts 5% increase over last year’s record
From www.world-grain.com
Commodity futures trade reflects the change
The Port of Santos handled 534,700 teu in July 2025, an increase of 8.5% over the same month last year, according to a study by the Santos Port Authority (APS).
The China Coast Guard has up-gunned its patrol forces at Scarborough Shoal after a series of high-profile security developments at the reef, including an embarrassing collision between a Chinese PLA Navy warship and a China Coast Guard cutter earlier this month.
On Wednesday morning, a U.S. Navy strike fighter went down during a routine training flight off the coast of Virginia, and the pilot was rescued from the sea after spending about an hour in the water.
