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The warning notice, signed by five civil society groups and a former chairman of Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission, came in an open letter Friday to Nigeria’s president and the National Assembly The coalition, without providing evidence, accused the United States and France of lobbying authorities in the Gulf of Guinea countries, especially Nigeria, to…

Guyana raises rogue registry warning as sanctioned tankers falsely fly its flag | MSC fires back at FMCs astonishing and unprecedented $63m penalty demand | Singapore and Malaysia in US Treasury’s sights over sanction enforcement

Discussions will focus on enforcing the price cap on Russian oil, halting the transshipment of critical dual-use goods, and furthering US efforts to counter terrorist financing and revenue generation by Iran and its proxies

Over a dozen tankers linked with Iran, including several that were recently sanctioned, are fraudulently flying the Guyanese flag. The country’s maritime administration said an organisation named the International Maritime Safety Agency of Guyana (IMSAG), with which it used to have a contract, has been registering ships under its flag without authorisation

DP World has been expanding its presence in the Asia Pacific region through multiple port collaborations

LNG shipping rates and LNG commodity prices are currently low, but the future demand outlook for electricity – and natural gas – has been jumpstarted by artificial intelligence data centres

Laconia Bay, a ship-to-ship transfer hotspot for Russian crude off the Greek coast, is free from Russian oil-carrying ships for the first time in the past 18 months amid reports of a Greek naval exercise taking place

The recent drop in Mexican crude exports looks likely to be brief, but a new refinery will dampen exports more consistently. In Canada, crude from the TMX pipeline should start loading on aframaxes in mid-May

Latest purchases brings investment in dry bulk tonnage to $127m in past year

The US has sanctioned 25 tankers and four LPG carriers year to date owing to Iran links. These measures have thus far not had a major impact on exports of crude and condensates, according to preliminary figures from tanker trackers at UANI, but the effect could become more pronounced the coming months