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By Weilun Soon and Alex Longley Jun 3, 2026 (Bloomberg) – Some Greek oil tanker owners are moving their vessels closer to the Persian Gulf. They believe that if the Strait of Hormuz reopens, their ships could earn very high rates. Capital Maritime & Trading...
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The maritime industry has been discussing for years whether autonomous ships are a true advancement or just a well-funded experiment. While this deba...
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(Bloomberg) — Iran announced it will stop negotiations with the US in response to Israel's intensified ground offensive in Lebanon, heightening tensi...
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A significant divide is developing in the global LNG carrier fleet as stricter emissions regulations in Europe start to change the economics of shipp...
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Davie Defense officially started construction on a major upgrade of Gulf Copper’s shipyard in Galveston and Port Arthur, Texas, on Monday. This proj...
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Shipping around the world has always faced unpredictability. Timetables can change, routes can be altered, ports can get crowded, fuel prices can flu...
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By Bruce Kimbrell (Policy Op-Ed) In the past year, the White House has started turning its Maritime Action Plan and President’s FY2027 budget propos...
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June 1, 2026 (Bloomberg) - US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about talks with Iran for a temporary peace deal, despite ongoing clashes...
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The leaders of the AUKUS defense alliance set a firm date on Saturday for one of their major commitments: the establishment of Submarine Rotational F...
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By Captain John Konrad (gCaptain op-ed) Let me start with a clear point: Saronic's Marauder, a Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel (MUSV) created for the...
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