Hormuz Crossings Reach New Low as International Operators Withdraw Commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to its lowest […]
Commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz dropped to its lowest recorded level of the conflict on March 8, with
Singapore Prepares Landmark Maritime Blueprint Singapore is working toward a comprehensive roadmap for its maritime sector, with the Maritime and
Maersk Pauses Gulf Bookings Following Risk Assessment A.P. Moller-Maersk has temporarily suspended cargo booking acceptance to and from a number
Two of the world’s leading tanker industry organisations have released a joint statement warning that seafarers are navigating a “complex
China has directed its domestic refiners to stop entering new export contracts for refined petroleum products, according to Ship &
A coalition of 87 maritime, energy, and technology companies has publicly urged governments to adopt the International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero
The European Commission (EC) formally adopted two complementary policy frameworks on Thursday — an EU Industrial Maritime Strategy and a
A tanker at anchor off Kuwait’s coast suffered a significant explosion along its port side late Wednesday, triggering an oil
