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Asia-North America trades have seen capacity reduced in an effort to prop up rates. But the influx of ultra-large containerships continues to dog the Asia-Europe market

Gard issues loss prevention advice for vessels transiting region

EU Navfor said it tracked a dhow hijacked last week out of concerns it could be used to stage attacks on further ships, but gave few details

Belgian tanker giant says it will diversify, decarbonise and optimise its fleet, after its $2.4bn deal to end the battle for control with Norway’s Frontline

Shipbroker pledges new business model built on tight regulatory compliance, as firm bounces back from share suspension caused by investigation into past transactions

Pirates or Houthis? The identity of the attackers who boarded Zodiac-owned Central Park over the weekend remains unclear. But the net effect of this latest incident — coupled with missile and drone attacks, the seizure of Galaxy Leader, and an unwillingness from navies to commit to escorts — is driving ships with even partial links to Israel to divert

Carriers boosted their container fleets to deal with congestion-driven shortages. But as the market has normalised there is now excess equipment capacity too

Israeli carrier Zim is rerouting some vessels in light of ‘the threat to safe transit of global trade in the Arabian and Red Seas’

Exit from Höegh Autoliners comes 15 years after Maersk transferred its 12-strong vehicle carrier fleet to Oslo-based pure car and truck carrier operator in exchange for shareholding

Alexander Saverys said making ‘blue’ ammonia, with carbon capture, could help ramp up early supplies, as the industry looks to replace its fuel oil supplies. He called for more industry action to decarbonise