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‘The case serves as a reminder to parties to ensure, even when time is short, that a binding contract should be concluded between the parties on all matters,’ says Fiona Cain of Haynes Boone

Oslo-listed Hanfia filed a registration statement with US regulators on Wednesday as it seeks a listing on the New York Stock Exchange. It plans to continue trading in Oslo and will not issue new shares in connection with the NYSE listing

All Dynagas Partners’ vessels are on long-term charter with earliest expiry expected in 2028

When Pola Pelagia berths it will be the second time a Russian sanctioned ship delivers cargo to Italy in a month. So far this year just over 50 Russia-flagged ships have called at EU ports

US shipbuilding’s China fixation recalls failed renaissance | UK government maritime expertise further eroded as IMO representative ousted | Baltimore insurance bill could be on the Costa Concordia scale 

The Houthis claimed to have attacked four commercial ships during a 72-hour period in a social media post on Tuesday. Aside from one vessel, the Huang Pu, no other incidents were reported, and Maersk denied Houthi claims that the US-flagged Maersk Saratoga was attacked

The latest shipping chokepoint to emerge – the collapsed bridge in Baltimore – is particularly relevant to the coal trade. It will require exporters to find new terminals and buyers to consider new sources

US Coast Guard said the search was moving to ‘a different phase’ as the time elapsed meant the six missing people were presumed dead

With the cruise sector having fully recovered from pandemic lockdowns Carnival Corporation, the world’s largest operator of cruiseships, has confirmed an additional Excel-class newbuilding at German shipbuilder Meyer Werft

Neighbouring ports should be able to easily take vessels that can no longer call at Baltimore. But some delays to cargo are expected as networks are reshaped