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‘Shipping is not a target with no victims. Innocent seafarers have been killed, seafarers are being held hostage. This would be unacceptable on land and it is unacceptable at sea.’

UK port organisations expect import checks to be in place by the end of the month, pouring cold water on reports that the process will be further delayed

The unfolding events in the Middle East are capturing everyone’s attention, but bigger changes may still lie ahead

The unfolding events in the Middle East are capturing everyone’s attention, but bigger changes may still lie ahead

Russia’s sanctioned ships continue trading unabated | Sanctions shuffle begins anew for Venezuela’s tanker trades | Lloyd’s List forum told of tectonic shifts in supply chain and trading flows 

The port of Los Angeles had its best first quarter outside of the pandemic as strong consumer demand buoyed imports, while March exports reached their highest level since January 2020. Chief executive Gene Seroka expects a strong US economy to keep supporting cargo volumes

The European Union will launch its new five-year legislative programme this year. Container line shipping is already getting its policy requests in

Schedule disruption slowed growth in Rotterdam during the first quarter. But March saw a return to form and a boost from Mediterranean transhipment

Oystein Kalleklev, CEO of Avance Gas and Flex LNG, speaks in-depth on geopolitical risk, the Panama Canal and market trends for LPG and LNG shipping

Thessaloniki Port Authority board announces preferred bidder for key Pier 6 expansion