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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

The Taiwanese offshore wind sector is one of the fastest growing, with more than 100 projects slated for development. Seaway7 has been operating in the country since 2017

US imports increased in January, according to the latest report from logistics and software provider Descartes. Volumes and delays grew nationwide, but the west coast gained the most import cargo, while the east coast accounted for most of the delays amid the Red Sea diversions

Last June, a rusting tanker named Sincere 02 picked up oil at an Iranian port and steamed across the Persian Gulf on its way to the United Arab Emirates.

The impact of the Red Sea rates shock has been tempered by lower demand. But capacity management has led to a sharp rise on the ailing transatlantic

The initial shock phase of the Red Sea crisis is coming to an end. With demand now set to ease the market has a chance to settle

Insurance costs for Red Sea transit have risen by up to 50 percent since the Houthi terrorists began attacking commercial vessels.