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Shippers wary of market manipulation via capacity management

A flood of new tonnage in the early part of this year suggests container rates will inevitably head into decline, but a series of...

Tanger Med Eyes Liberia in Strategic Bid to Reshape West Africa’s Maritime Map

In a move that signals Morocco’s rising ambitions as a continental maritime power, Tanger Med Engineering, a subsidiary of the influential Tanger Med Group,...

UAE’s Port Powerhouses Split Course in Global Logistics Strategy

In 2025, two of the UAE’s most powerful logistics companies, DP World and AD Ports Group, are steering global trade infrastructure along markedly different...

US-China tariff reprieve drives surge in large vessel relets

Owners and operators of large container ships in the 5,000 - 7,000 TEU range are busy reletting their vessels to take advantage of firm...

Suez Canal Offers Incentives Amid Fears of Houthi Regrouping and Regional Instability

The Suez Canal transit fee discount reflects Egypt’s desperation to revive the canal's traffic amid fears that Houthi militants are preparing a new wave...

Vietnam and Thailand race to capture China+1 shipping gains

As the geopolitical rift between China and the United States deepens, the global manufacturing and shipping landscape is undergoing a historic shift. At the center...

DP World bets big on Latin America

DP World’s recent strategic investments in Latin America reveal a clear and deliberate pattern focused on securing and strengthening its presence in critical transshipment...

Transpacific exposure trumped bullish charter market in 2024

Transpacific routes proved to be crucial for mid-tier shipping lines in 2024, according to Alphaliner. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); US...

Russia to revive shipbuilding sector to reduce external dependence

As global supply chains undergo tectonic shifts driven by sanctions, war, and geopolitical rivalry, Russia is charting a bold course to reassert control over...

Ceasefires Ease Tensions in Maritime Flashpoints, Yet Threats Linger

Amid recent diplomatic efforts to stabilize two of the world's most volatile maritime regions—the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean—a sense of fragile calm...

Arctic Shipping: A Conditional Strategic Avenue for China and Russia

As global maritime trade routes face growing instability, a new corridor is beginning to draw strategic attention: the Arctic. During a high-profile meeting in Moscow,...

Pause in China-US trade war complicates shipper options

An agreement between Chinese and US negotiators to reduce tariffs by 115% and hold fire in their trade dispute for 90 days has further...

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