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BERLIN, Sept 29 - Hapag-Lloyd has called on Israeli authorities to reconsider the terms of its $4.2 billion bid for ZIM Integrated Shipping Services. On Monday, Israel's finance ministry stated that it would not approve the deal. However, Hapag-Lloyd...
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By Ruth Liao, Thomas Seal, and Stephen Stapczynski September 29, 2026 – Shareholders of the LNG Canada project, led by Shell Plc, have approved plan...
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Rauma Marine Constructions in Finland has made significant strides in building the first of two Arctic Security Cutters for the U.S. Coast Guar...
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Two more tankers were hit while passing through the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in two crew members getting injured. This adds to a series of attacks...
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Australian authorities are looking into the situation after the bulk carrier Cape Falcon, which weighs 182,066 dwt, ran aground near the Port of Gla...
Open articleThe debate over whether Indian shipbreaking yards using the beaching method should be included under European environmental regulations is growin...
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Trafigura, a major player in commodity trading, is starting a new tanker company called Volare Shipping Ltd. The goal is to raise around $500 million...
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A recent analysis suggests that the number of foreign-vessel journeys not reported in federal Jones Act waiver records is greater than previously tho...
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Kaja Kallas Calls for More Naval Support in the Red Sea Sep 22, 2026 – The top diplomat of the European Union, Kaja Kallas, has urged member...
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On September 18, discussions are underway between the US and China regarding the possibility of reducing or eliminating China's tariffs on American l...
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