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Shippers in Australia are facing higher costs and disruptions. Vessels are being delayed by up to 10 days in worst-affected ports

Houthi attacks have successfully forced the reconfiguration of international trade flows with Bab el Mandeb transits halved, according to Lloyd’s List Intelligence data

The situation is unchanged for mutual entries that make up most of the world fleet, but the effect will be felt in niche covers, including offshore and yachts

Charter termination payment helps US-listed owner to higher fourth-quarter profits

Mid-term economic and technical measure proposals start to emerge ahead of MEPC81, which will be held on March 18-22

Flagless, sanctioned ships with no clear insurance continue to trade unchallenged | Norway, Brazil and UAE support China’s IMO fund proposal | Houthi threat to shipping will remain whatever Gaza outcome, say analysts

Three sanctioned ships formerly owned by the Syrian government continue to carry grain between Russian occupied Crimea and Syria, despite the vessels having no flag registration or known insurance cover

CMA CGM’s ‘damn the torpedoes’ approach to the Red Sea may have helped it secure cargoes, but the risks were not worth the rewards

Zeenit Supply and Trading shipped Urals-grade crude priced at $20 above the G7 oil price cap to India, vessel-tracking and Ofac records show

Tankers were removed from New York-based marine insurer over the past five weeks after media organisation Bloomberg investigation into United Against Nuclear Iran claims the club insured 21 ships in Iran trades