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Move expected to ease congestion at compatriot Colombo, which is widely used by major carriers to connect European cargo to the Middle East Gulf via feeders after Red Sea disruption

Piracy levels in the Gulf of Guinea continue to decline, while ‘opportunistic’ crime in the Singapore Strait could have unintended consequences, according to a report

With only weeks to go before the May contracts start on the transpacific, indications are that carriers will reach break-even at best with larger customers

Positive demand signals for tankers sees global oil demand trimmed by Paris-based energy agency to 103.2m barrels per day in 2024

As tanker stocks rise, Frontline savours new high and Euronav is left out of the party | US senators rally behind labour groups urging China shipbuilding probe | Panama Canal: It never pours but it rains

P&I clubs approach underwriting balance, while H&M insurers still slugging it out for market share

Shipping panel at Greek political and economic summit underlines role of industry in preserving EU’s competitiveness and security

Danish shipping giant carried out the landmark bunkering for its second methanol-powered containership Astrid Maersk, which is due for delivery between 2024 and 2025

US Central Command said it ‘successfully engaged and destroyed’ an anti-ship ballistic missile launched by the Houthis on Tuesday towards a US-flagged Maersk boxship. The militants confirmed an attack against the Maersk Yorktown the following day, and claimed two more attacks

The detained Atlantic Navigator II shows what happens when sanctions clash