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Underwriters willing to write war risk, but prices substantially increased since start of Palestinian offensive, particularly for ports in range of Hamas rockets

Master appeals for clemency to Taiwanese president, citing illnesses among crew members and wish to attend his own mother’s funeral

Chinese shipbuilders have been reminded ‘history is a good teacher’ when choosing whether to boost capacity. Memories of bad markets are still fresh despite a recent resurgence in orders

DSV has won a place in a significant logistics joint venture. But third-quarter results show its traditional markets are still treading water

The world’s second-biggest bunkering hub recorded a sharp fall in marine fuel sales, with very-low sulphur fuel oil posting the biggest decline

Capesize rates could continue to rise until the end of the year on the back of falling coal inventories at Indian power plants

United Maritime closes in on Chinese leasing deals for veteran capesizes | Inaccurate or contradictory fuel consumption data risks CII disputes | Extra premiums for Israel marine war risk kick in

Workers at 13 Canadian locks of the St Lawrence Seaway began a strike on Sunday as negotiations with St Lawrence Management Corporation failed to yield sufficient progress

The port of Long Beach posted strong figures in September reminiscent of the pandemic-era shipping boom. While it cited consumer demand for holiday merchandise and the recently ratified labour agreement as the prime factors, figures from the adjacent port of Los Angeles, to be relased next week, will provide a more complete image

A US guided missile destroyer based in the northern Red Sea shot down three attack cruise missiles and several drones that were heading north over the Red Sea