MSC Resumes Limited Suez Canal Transits on Key Asia-Europe Routes
Container shipping giant MSC has begun partially resuming transits through the Suez Canal, according to Ship & Bunker. The move […]
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US Sanctions Singapore-Based Company Over Alleged Iran Ties
The United States has imposed sanctions on a Singapore-based company over its alleged ties to Iran, according to ShippingWatch. The
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MSC Resumes Limited Suez Canal and Red Sea Transits Amid Ongoing Security Concerns
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has begun a partial return to the Suez Canal and Red Sea, according to ShippingWatch. The
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IMO Secretary-General Calls for Immediate Release of Over 90 Seafarers Held Hostage in Gulf of Aden
The International Maritime Organization’s top official has issued an urgent call for the unconditional release of more than 90 seafarers
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Greek Shipowners Back Panama-Liberia Alternative to IMO’s Net-Zero Framework
Greek shipowners have thrown their support behind a joint Panama-Liberia proposal as an alternative path forward in the ongoing debate
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Indian Oil Breaks Ground on New Bunker Fuel Storage Facility in Mauritius
Indian Oil Corporation Ltd has broken ground on a new bunker fuel storage facility at Mer Rouge, Port Louis, Mauritius,
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US Expands Sanctions Powers to Target Any Firm Linked to Iranian Shipping Worldwide
The United States has significantly broadened its sanctions authority over Iran’s shipping sector, allowing regulators to target companies anywhere in
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US Treasury Sanctions Five Bunker Firms Over Alleged Iran Oil Ties
The US Treasury Department has sanctioned five bunker fuel suppliers, alleging they provided marine fuel to vessels carrying Iranian crude
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CCS Certifies Chinese-Built Methanol Engine, Marking Milestone for Domestic Green Propulsion Tech
China Classification Society (CCS) has granted approval to a high-pressure direct-injection methanol single-fuel marine engine developed by the Shanghai Marine
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