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Ukraine’s naval campaign forced Kerch Strait traffic offline and pushed the region’s main transhipment hub south; Houthis will continue to pose a risk to shipping even if Israel withdraws from Gaza and a ceasefire holds; and more than a third of the container shipping fleet now scrubber-fitted

The Yemeni group says its missiles damaged a British-registered cargo ship in the Gulf of Aden.

The crew of the British-registered commercial vessel Rubymar abandoned the tanker as it was risk of sinking.

The crew of a commercial vessel in the Gulf of Aden abandoned its ship after an attack claimed by Houthi rebels of Yemen, authorities said, according to a media report.A Houthi military spokesman said that Rubymar, the Belize-flagged, ...

Shipping associations including BIMCO, ICS and the World Shipping Council are calling for an immediate release of the Galaxy Leader crew, who has been kept hostage since November 19

Sovcomflot has shifted most of its Liberia-flagged tankers to Gabon over the past two months after its shipmanagement arm was sanctioned, but those directly designated have reflagged to Russia

IMO2020 gave shipowners a choice to use cleaner fuel or to clean their exhausts. Rising spreads between fuels have made using scrubbers a clear winner

Ship in danger of sinking after being hit by Houthi rockets | ACL targets US west coast-Europe traffic with land bridge to beat Panama delays | CMA CGM still transiting Bab el Mandeb

Carnival and Royal Caribbean both confirmed orders following a pandemic-induced absence from the newbuilding market since 2020

Chief executive Andrew Abbott has promised customers that ACL will neither blank sailings nor slow steam in 2024 as the global container trades struggle to manage capacity amid a surge of newbuilding deliveries