The latest shipping, industry and maritime market developments.
Norway is putting real weight behind hydrogen-fuelled bulkers, and the story is no longer limited to one experimental concept. Over the past…
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The maritime fallout from the conflict in Iran has become uneven enough that it no longer makes sense to talk about shipping…
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MSC has widened its lead over the liner market to a record level, the containership orderbook is pushing toward a scale that…
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Zanzibar is pushing ahead with a larger free-port and maritime logistics buildout as part of its blue-economy and trade-hub strategy, with current…
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AD Ports Group has taken another step in building an offshore wind platform by signing a strategic agreement with Dajin Heavy Industry…
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The latest Hormuz update is less about a clean reopening than about a slow, uneven restart after the U.S.-Iran agreement. Maersk said…
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The latest shipbuilding outlook is no longer just a story about fuller orderbooks. It is also a story about which yards are…
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Panama’s ship registry is being squeezed from both sides of the U.S.-China rivalry, and the pressure is no longer abstract. On one…
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Oil fell sharply after the United States and Iran announced a preliminary peace framework aimed at ending the conflict and reopening the…
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Britain has carried out its first direct interdiction of a Russian shadow-fleet tanker in the English Channel, with Royal Marine Commandos and…
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Capital Tankers has moved further into the VLCC cycle by agreeing to acquire three scrubber-fitted VLCC newbuildings with 2027 deliveries from a…
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Drewry’s latest World Container Index was posted on 11 June 2026 and showed another weekly increase, with the benchmark rising 3% to…
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The latest Hormuz story is no longer only about missiles, tankers and negotiations. It is also about the market struggling to price…
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The maritime-law picture around the Iran war and the Strait of Hormuz has shifted from a narrow security discussion into a broader…
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Global container shipping rates are rising sharply again as the Iran war pushes fuel costs higher, unsettles route planning, and triggers a…
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Three Indian sailors have been confirmed dead after a U.S. strike on the tanker Settebello off Oman, turning a maritime interdiction into…
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China has now put the Ning Yuan Dian Kun into commercial service, marking the start of operations for what Chinese official and…
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The freshest Arctic route picture is more complicated than the usual shortcut narrative. Commercial interest in the Arctic is still rising, with…
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Mediterranean Shipping Company has pushed its grip on the liner market to a level the sector has never seen before. Fresh Alphaliner-based…
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Purus has moved further into South Korean LNG newbuilding tonnage by expanding its Samsung Heavy Industries series again, taking its tally at…
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