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Three ships attacked in Hormuz after ceasefire extension

Three ships were attacked near the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, after President Donald Trump announced an indefinite extension to a ceasefire agreement with Iran hours before it was due to expire. State media in Iran reported that the paramilitary Islamic...

Growing push for revisions adds uncertainty to IMO green bunker rules

A growing number of countries are seeking to revise the International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero Framework during the latest round of negotiations, but critics said changing the previously approved rules will lead to further delays or put the regulation in...

Baltic Dry Index Rally Continues

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk freight index, which monitors rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, extended its rally into a 14th session on Wednesday, rising 1.3% to its highest level since early December 2025 at 2,675 points. The capesize index, which...

When the Gulf Went Still

Оn 28 February 2026, the Persian Gulf was running a normal book of business. Panamaxes were completing grain discharges at Bandar Imam Khomeini. Supramaxes were working fertilizer parcels. Handysizers were loading industrial minerals for Southeast Asian ports. Then...

Permanent alimony doesn’t automatically end maintenance: Orissa HC allows wife’s claim to continue

The Orissa High Court has clarified that grant of permanent alimony does not automatically cancel an existing maintenance order, refusing to quash proceedings initiated by a wife seeking enforcement of monthly support. Key ruling In a significant judgment, Justice...

Three ships attacked in Hormuz after ceasefire extension

Growing push for revisions adds uncertainty to IMO green bunker rules

Baltic Dry Index Rally Continues

When the Gulf Went Still

Permanent alimony doesn’t automatically end maintenance: Orissa HC allows wife’s claim to continue

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