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QUITO, Sept 4 (Reuters) – Ecuador defended U.S. actions on Friday after three Ecuadorean fishing boats were intercepted and sunk earlier this week. Family members of some crew members claim that the men were fishermen and accused the U.S. of acting without pr...
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This week, the International Maritime Organization's Net-Zero Framework remained largely unchanged after negotiations, despite attempts from the Unit...
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The Port of Oakland has teamed up with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to sign a design agreement for a $642 million project. This initiative ai...
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Diana Shipping has started to reduce its stake in Genco Shipping & Trading, dropping below the 10% ownership mark just weeks after it ended...
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BEIJING, Sept 4 – China’s state-owned shipping company, COSCO, has denied allegations that it used hidden equipment on its ships to gather intell...
Open articleThe U.S. Coast Guard has released a detailed report on the risks facing critical port infrastructure in the U.S. This follows the collapse of the Fr...
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The Panama Canal has decided to delay a planned cut in the maximum draft for ships using its Neopanamax locks. This move gives some short-term...
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The global fleet of containerships is about to hit a significant milestone, with its capacity expected to reach 34 million TEU. This growth has been...
Open articleGlobal shipping container rates remained stable this week. Stronger prices on Transpacific routes helped balance out declines on Asia-Europe routes,...
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By Katharine Gemmell and Weilun Soon (Bloomberg) - A key indicator of bulk shipping rates has reached a two-year high and may rise even more, say an...
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