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The Biggest Supply Chain Risks of 2026 (and how to navigate them)

The Biggest Supply Chain Risks of 2026 (and how to navigate them)

2026 has kicked off with a familiar tension: markets are volatile, capacity is tight, and decisions made today can lock...
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IMO takes a step closer to a standalone legal instrument on biofouling management

IMO takes a step closer to a standalone legal instrument on biofouling management

At its 13th session, the IMO’s Pollution Prevention and Response Sub-Committee agreed to recommend to the Marine Environment Protection Committee...
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Dry Bulk Market: Chinese Holidays Disrupting Freight Rates

Dry Bulk Market: Chinese Holidays Disrupting Freight Rates

Capesize The week was defined by holiday-disrupted liquidity and gradually softening sentiment across both basins. Lunar New Year celebrations in...
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Marine life recorded 3,800 metres deep on Titanic in the North Atlantic

Marine life recorded 3,800 metres deep on Titanic in the North Atlantic

More than a century after it sank, the RMS Titanic continues to evolve — not only structurally, but biologically. A...
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US marine terminals: The past, present and future

US marine terminals: The past, present and future

As global commerce continues to evolve, the efficiency and capacity of US marine terminals are increasingly vital to supporting international...
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Maritime Action Plan Highlights Washington’s Misplaced Shipbuilding Obsession

Maritime Action Plan Highlights Washington’s Misplaced Shipbuilding Obsession

On the eve of President’s Day weekend, the Trump administration released its long-awaited Maritime Action Plan (MAP), billed as a...
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Barbados explores green shipping corridor

Barbados explores green shipping corridor

Barbados is setting a pathway to exploring green shipping corridors to reduce emissions from shipping. The first step will be...
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MISC’s LNG profit to rebound on newbuilds despite weak spot rates

MISC’s LNG profit to rebound on newbuilds despite weak spot rates

MISC Bhd’s liquified natural gas (LNG) pre-tax profit is likely to recover from this year onwards due to progressive newbuilding...
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US, Korea, Greece forge shipbuilding pact to curb China influence

US, Korea, Greece forge shipbuilding pact to curb China influence

The United States is reportedly set to sign a “trilateral shipbuilding agreement” with Korea and Greece. There is growing expectation...
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Russian sanctions – due diligence requirements when carrying petroleum products to the EU

Russian sanctions – due diligence requirements when carrying petroleum products to the EU

Following the entry into force of Article 3ma of Council Regulation (EU) No. 833/2014 on 21 January 2026, shipowners and...
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The Week in Alt Fuels: Methanol bunkering gathers steam

The Week in Alt Fuels: Methanol bunkering gathers steam

The number of methanol-capable vessels in operation has risen to 112, up from 106 at the end of 2025, according...
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Venezuelan crude exports rebound as sanctions push trade to compliant fleet: Teekay Tankers

Venezuelan crude exports rebound as sanctions push trade to compliant fleet: Teekay Tankers

Venezuelan crude exports are expected to return to a typical run rate of 800,000 b/d, as the country shifts away...
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Cameroon Pledges Crackdown on Ship Registry Flagging 13% of Dark Fleet Tankers

Cameroon Pledges Crackdown on Ship Registry Flagging 13% of Dark Fleet Tankers

Cameroon’s government has pledged to deregister all shadow fleet tankers following representations from Brussels and amid a surge in registrations...
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Mediterranean shows opportunities for transport fuels

Mediterranean shows opportunities for transport fuels

Over the past two years, transport fuel flows have experienced increasing regionalisation, particularly in the Pacific Basin where 1mbd of...
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West delivers stable renewal with strong retention and selective growth

West delivers stable renewal with strong retention and selective growth

West P&I has reported a stable and disciplined renewal at 20 February, achieving high levels of Member retention while continuing...
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Steamship Mutual Enters 2026 in a Position of Strength and Stability

Steamship Mutual Enters 2026 in a Position of Strength and Stability

Steamship Mutual enters 2026 in a position of strength, following a renewal that demonstrated both the resilience of the mutual...
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NorthStandard Achieves Stronger Results and Growth Amid Global Shipping Challenges

NorthStandard Achieves Stronger Results and Growth Amid Global Shipping Challenges

During a year of intense global shipping challenges, NorthStandard projects improved underwriting performance and increased free reserves. NorthStandard’s premium income...
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Pan Ocean expands with 10 VLCCs as aging fleet and geopolitics test outlook

Pan Ocean expands with 10 VLCCs as aging fleet and geopolitics test outlook

Pan Ocean is accelerating business expansion as it decided to acquire a large number of SK Shipping’s very large crude...
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Red Sea shipping reopens, but renewed Houthi threats keep route uncertainty high

Red Sea shipping reopens, but renewed Houthi threats keep route uncertainty high

Container carriers are now restarting services via the Red Sea amid a continued reduction in Houthi attacks on maritime shipping,...
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Costamare Bulkers Holdings Limited Primed for a Strong Performance Moving Forward

Costamare Bulkers Holdings Limited Primed for a Strong Performance Moving Forward

Costamare Bulkers Holdings Limited reported unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter (“Q4 2025”) and year ended December 31, 2025....
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