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US tariffs on Russia’s trade partners won’t hurt already weak economy

US tariffs targeting Russia's trade partners, namely China and India, are unlikely to have an impact as the Russian economy starts feeling the effects...

How emerging trends are reshaping container shipping industry

As the container shipping industry grapples with volatile demand and geopolitical headwinds, the second half of 2025 is revealing transformative trends that could fundamentally...

How CMA CGM and Fincantieri vows to rebuild America’s industrial sea power

As geopolitical rivalries tighten and the global supply chain frays under the pressure of conflict and climate, the United States is quietly orchestrating an...

Greek shipowners return to feeder market

Greece’s maritime sector is charting a bold new course as several of the country’s leading shipping firms re-enter the container feeder market, marking a...

Hyundai eyes Casablanca as gateway to Europe and Africa

Hyundai is reportedly preparing to enter the bidding process to operate a new state-of-the-art shipyard in Casablanca. The move comes as part of the company’s...

How K-Line’s rerouting plans reflect a global shift in cargo flows?

As tensions over US-China tariffs simmer once again, Japanese shipping giant Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K-Line) is preparing to divert its container ships away from...

New feeder terminal for Busan New Port

South Korea's Busan port will have a new feeder pier, after the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries selected BNOT (a consortium of several companies)...

How Trump’s tariff deal with Indonesia could affect the shipping operations?

In a surprise move that follows months of tense negotiations, the US President Donald Trump announced a new trade agreement with Indonesia that will...

Autonomous ships are already here: The coming shift in shipping operations

Autonomous shipping is no longer a futuristic concept but an operational reality in some segments. As AI-driven decision-making systems, real-time vessel monitoring, and remote operations...

Shippers urged to protect supply chains as new tariffs loom

Shippers need to better protect their supply chains as political and economic drivers are forcing rapid changes in sourcing supplies, container shipping services and...

Container ship demolition dwindles this year amid healthy freight and charter demand

Only 10 container ships, amounting to 5,454 TEU, were scrapped in the first six months of 2025, as the firm freight and charter markets encouraged...

Can the US reclaim control from China in the maritime field?

In the waning months of 2025, the United States stands at a maritime crossroads. Following decades of neglect, the federal government is now aggressively...

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