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Reduced payouts appear to validate controversial decision to say goodbye to members with worst loss records

The Philippines government welcomed the project as a chance to revive shipbuilding capacity

Bunkering patterns started to change with more vessels trying to refuel with biofuel blends

Shipment from occupied Sevastopol to Venezuela marks new direction for Russia grain trades | Dutch owner entitled to reject euro payments from Deripaska subsidiary | FuelEU to more than double biofuel bunker demand

Decision will reignite arguments, admits barrister for appellants

Two new terminals and an intermodal rail facility opening next year mean Constanta will be connected to the Baltic Sea via rail, and DP World is hoping this entices big business to the region

Andreas Sohmen-Pao will take over the stake held by his shipping conglomerate in Oslo-listed BW Energy

Guyana raises rogue registry warning as sanctioned tankers falsely fly its flag | MSC fires back at FMCs astonishing and unprecedented $63m penalty demand | Singapore and Malaysia in US Treasury’s sights over sanction enforcement

Discussions will focus on enforcing the price cap on Russian oil, halting the transshipment of critical dual-use goods, and furthering US efforts to counter terrorist financing and revenue generation by Iran and its proxies

Over a dozen tankers linked with Iran, including several that were recently sanctioned, are fraudulently flying the Guyanese flag. The country’s maritime administration said an organisation named the International Maritime Safety Agency of Guyana (IMSAG), with which it used to have a contract, has been registering ships under its flag without authorisation