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3 Crew Members Die After Deadly Attack On Thai-Flagged Vessel In Hormuz, Thailand Confirms
The ship was on its way from Khalifa Port in the United Arab Emirates to Kandla Port in India when it was hit on March 11.
Russia and Ukraine agree to truce for Orthodox Easter
Vladimir Putin announced the truce, which will last from Saturday afternoon through Easter Sunday.
IMO’s work to cut GHG emissions from ships
Acting to cut emissions from ships IMO is committed to supporting UN Sustainable Development Goal 13 - to take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts - and the Paris Agreement by reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from shipping.
Suez Canal Scraps 15% Container Rebate as Hormuz Crisis Drains Traffic and Reshapes Global Shipping Routes
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Jamaica calls time on paper-based maritime practices in 2026
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CK Hutchison's Panama unit to seek arbitration over Maersk ports takeover
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Bunker One Adds Physical Supply Operations in Tallinn and Finland
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Norway Operator Boreal Orders 20 Electric Vessels for Coastal Routes
The first two vessels are expected to be delivered in 2027.
Shipbuilding Orderbook Hits 17-Year High Driven by Tankers Reports BIMCO
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Maritime security level remains critical in Hormuz despite ceasefire
Forty-eight hours into the two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran maritime security remains at a critical level in the Arabian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz, and Gulf of Oman, according to the Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC).
Baltic Dry Index Up for 5th Day
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Defence secretary reveals month-long Russian submarine operation over cables and pipelines north of UK
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After Ceasefire, Iranian Attacks Cut Saudi Oil Production
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Royal Navy Tracks Russian Warships for Ten Days in UK Waters
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UK Foils "Nefarious" Russian Activity Near Subsea Cables
The UK government claims that it has discovered and disrupted Russian plans to conduct "nefarious" activity over critical subsea fiber optic cables.
Mining Giant Vale Orders World's First Ethanol-Powered Giant Bulkers
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Toll wars and diverging agendas cloud Hormuz outlook
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Landlocked Switzerland pushes for seat at Europe’s port alliance table
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Subsea 7 adds $1bn-plus Brazil project to backlog
Offshore engineering and services player Subsea 7 has won a contract from Brazil’s state-owned giant Petrobras for the development of the Sépia 2 field.
CoBank: Rising commodity prices won’t offset input costs
Rural America hardest hit by increasing fuel, energy expenses
Study: Wheat gene editing reduces asparagine levels
Lowers potential carcinogenic compound in bread products
Strait of Hormuz Traffic At Stalemate Despite Ceasefire: Only 10 Vessels Crossed
The ceasefire in the Middle East has resulted in only 10 vessels crossing the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting ongoing fears and concerns over safe navigation in this crucial maritime passage critical for global oil transport.
Russian Oil Revenue Surges Amid Iran War Crisis
Russia's mineral extraction tax on oil is set to double following the energy crisis triggered by US and Israeli actions against Iran, reaching $9 billion in April.
