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US considers easing Iran Sanctions, shipping industry eyes return in the Red Sea

A potential US pivot on Iranian oil sanctions could reshape shipping dynamics in the Red Sea, Strait of Hormuz, and beyond offering relief for...

West Africa’s container shipping profile rises with MSC’s giant ships

For the first time, the Far East – West Africa trade has entered the top 10 container shipping routes where the largest ships are...

Traffic through Hormuz slumps as spoofing, insurance shocks rattle Gulf shipping

Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz plunged by almost 60% at the start of the week, underscoring how a mix of electronic warfare,...

Mersin & Izmir: Türkiye’s east med port strategy

As container volumes continue to redistribute across the Eastern Mediterranean, two Turkish ports ,Mersin and Izmir, are positioning themselves as strategic complements rather than competitors...

Capacity surge plus paucity of demand, equals rate erosion

Analysts in the market agree, for once, that freight rates on the transpacific have peaked as the flood of capacity returned to the Pacific...

US-China ports show strain as trade war eases: Who’s hurt more and what comes next?

The ongoing US-China trade war may be entering a temporary pause, but its effects have already left a distinct mark on the maritime shipping...

Australia inaugurates new maritime investment strategy

Australia’s recent announcement of A$204 million in port investments, outlined in Western Australia’s 2025–2026 State Budget, signals a calculated move to fortify its maritime...

Maritime Geopolitics is now the market

In the once-quiet engine room of globalization maritime logistics a silent revolution is underway. According to maritime strategist Punit Oza, advances in port productivity have...

Shipping risks rise as Taiwan Strait emerges as strategic flashpoint

China’s military blasted the Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Spey for its deliberate attempt to cause trouble as the vessel threaded the Taiwan Strait. Britain’s...

Strait of Hormuz tensions put global shipping and markets on edge

The weekend US airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities have pushed the maritime community onto what one operator called maximum alert. ...

Wan Hai 503 fire: “negligence” accusation from Indian resident

Wan Hai Lines has clarified that the Indian police charges against the Taiwanese liner operator for negligence in relation to the Wan Hai 503 fire...

Scenario planning for Mediterranean ports growth amid ongoing tensions

The sustained growth of Mediterranean port traffic, driven by increased Asia-Europe trade and the Red Sea crisis, presents a dynamic landscape for global shipping. Assuming...

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