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A security threat is always present given the war, but those that ply the Black Sea route to and from Ukraine have learnt after two years of conflict that you have to accept certain risk and it’s best not to stress over things you can’t control

The nascent resurgence of Somali piracy represents a viable and imminent threat to freedom of navigation and commercial shipping, according to the Indian government

Shipping has benefited from Red Sea disruption and geopolitical black swans but high asset values is making opportunities hard to come by

Four 174,000 cu m vessels to be built by Hyundai Samho brings the number of new LNG carriers ordered by Greek owner from South Korean yard group to 22

Initiative designed to integrate climate considerations into ship finance decisions

Mission provides practical support in 200 ports across 50 countries

As the other alliances face a shake-up, the Ocean Alliance has agreed a five-year extension from 2027

London proclaims high single-digit percentage point growth at renewal round

MOL is working on a second CCUS project in Australia. K Line has brought in strong players to its Malaysian project to inject and store carbon dioxide

Already large liner orderbooks have seen commodities carriers, with conventional fuel propulsion systems, make up the greater share of newbuilding orders in recent months. However, any increase in demand for large alternative-fuel bulk carriers and crude tankers could be limited by a lack of shipbuilding capacity