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Malaysia PM says no evidence of ship-to-ship transfer of Iranian oil off Malaysia

Malaysia PM says no evidence of ship-to-ship transfer of Iranian oil off Malaysia
Malaysia Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim said there was “not one shred of evidence” of ship-to-ship transfers of sanctioned Iranian oil off Malaysia, amid U.S. concern that Iran was using Malaysian service providers to move its oil. A senior U.S. Treasury official said...
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ABS and HD Hyundai Group Sign MOU to Advance Medium-Voltage Power Systems on Ships

ABS and HD Hyundai Group Sign MOU to Advance Medium-Voltage Power Systems on Ships
ABS, HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co., Ltd. and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, Co., Ltd. signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the technical feasibility for Medium-Voltage Direct Current (MVDC) power systems on ships. The agreement...
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OceanCare: Gibraltar orca attack not deliberate or act of revenge

OceanCare: Gibraltar orca attack not deliberate or act of revenge
On Sunday, 12 May, the 15-metre yacht “Alboran Cognac” sank in the southern entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar after being damaged by orcas. The crew were safely rescued. This is the latest in a series of incidents in recent years where individuals from this...
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Will new US tariffs on China imports be a case of history repeating? Businesses brace for increased supply chain costs

Will new US tariffs on China imports be a case of history repeating? Businesses brace for increased supply chain costs
Global supply chains are braced for further disruption and increasing costs after US President, Joe Biden announced new tariffs on Chinese imports. The tariffs will be imposed on a wide range of Chinese imports including semi-conductors, batteries, EVs and solar...
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Baltic index hits more than one-week low on weaker vessel rates

Baltic index hits more than one-week low on weaker vessel rates
The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index that tracks rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities slipped to a more than one-week low on Tuesday, pressured by weaker demand across all vessel segments. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize,...
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