Author: Gulf Bunkering Editorial Team

March 11, 2026 saw the most intense surge of maritime violence since hostilities erupted in the Gulf, with at least […]

Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz reached its lowest recorded point on March 9, with only a single outbound

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