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An important change is happening in the effort to reduce carbon emissions from global shipping, and it's taking place not in Asia's large shipyards or the oil-rich Middle East, but in four European countries that are quickly building the necessary infrastruct...
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By Marcelo Rochabrun (Bloomberg) — The US State Department has given the green light for a potential military sale to help design and build infrastru...
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NUUK, Jan 15 (Reuters) - European nations began sending a small number of military personnel to Greenland on Thursday. This move comes as Denmark and...
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The U.S. Coast Guard has provided its first official update on Force Design 2028, an extensive reform plan aimed at making the service more agile and...
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U.S. military and Coast Guard forces conducted another pre-dawn operation in the Caribbean, seizing the sanctioned motor tanker Veronica. This action...
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This week, global shipping rates for containers dropped sharply, erasing most of the gains from a brief rally in January. Carriers are finding it har...
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At SNA, CNO Discusses Ships, Lasers, and Finally Addresses the Merchant Marine Issue WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Surface Navy Association conference...
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The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia has issued a preliminary injunction that allows Empire Offshore Wind LLC to resume construction...
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A recent intervention by Washington in Venezuela has sent shockwaves through the shipping market. With more oil expected to be exported to the US, t...
Open articleBy Brendan Murray and Alex Longley Jan 16, 2026 (Bloomberg) – After over two years of avoiding the Red Sea, top container shipping companies are slo...
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