A quick follow-up to yesterday’s note with additional confirmed vessel movements for 15 April. We recorded 8 confirmed crossings across dry bulk, tanker and gas segments, in line with the post-blockade slowdown highlighted previously. Activity remains below the 8–12...

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One week after the ceasefire was announced, the maritime system has not returned to open navigation. Instead, the ceasefire has introduced a more complex operating environment, with continued vessel movement but no consistent framework for access or navigation. In the...

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For Pacific Island countries, the Middle East crisis is not a distant geopolitical event. It is already showing up in higher fuel prices, electricity uncertainty and fears that communities sitting at the far end of global supply chains could be pushed into deeper...

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FARIDABAD: Protests over the implementation of minimum wages intensified across parts of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, as factory workers took to the streets, blocked highways, and clashed with police, prompting a wider law-and-order response in key industrial areas. In...

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“Emerging maritime technologies require qualification processes that extend beyond technical maturity; Human Readiness Levels (HRLs) provide a structured approach that supports safer operations while reducing unnecessary cost and rework.” That is an excerpt from the...

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OceanScore, the Hamburg-based maritime compliance technology company, has deployed live ERP integrations between its Compliance Manager platform and the enterprise systems of several of the world’s largest ship managers. The integrations automate the exchange of...

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