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Indonesia Backs Away After Finance Minister Proposes Malacca Tolls
Possibly emboldened by Iran’s assertion that it is entitled to tolls to maintain order and security in the Strait of Hormu...
Read More >>EU Defers its Plan to Fully Ban Maritime Services for Russian Oil
The European Union has released its 20th round of sanctions on Russia, including extensive sanctions on the Russian ener...
Read More >>Panama Canal Traffic Up While ACP Downplays Reports of High Auction Prices
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) said it is working to handle increased demand since the start of the Iranian war, the c...
Read More >>White House Extends Jones Act Waiver, Drawing Outrage From Industry
Last month, the Trump administration issued a 60-day waiver of the Jones Act in order to make it easier to move petroleu...
Read More >>How Officers Manage Bulker Overloading Risks on the Mississippi
Each year, hundreds of bulk carriers load grain and soybeans along the Mississippi River, intending to transit the Panam...
Read More >>Pirates Trade Gunfire with Security Team on Cargo Ship off Somalia
A cargo ship departing Somalia is reporting that it was shot at by an approaching small boat and returned fire. It is th...
Read More >>Body Recovered from Capsized Cargo Ship as USCG Looks for Missing Raft
The US Coast Guard reported that the search efforts are intensifying after the loss of the U.S.-flagged cargo ship Maria...
Read More >>From Local to Global: Genoa Maritime Forum to Bring the Industry Together
The Genoa Maritime Forum, taking place on June 17–18, will gather key stakeholders from across the g...
Read More >>Shipping Interests Call for Unity as IMO Net Zero Debate Approaches
As delegates head to London for MEPC 84 and the next round of talks on the Net Zero Framework, shipping industry heavywe...
Read More >>Report: Russian Oil Output Falls After Ukrainian Drone Strikes
In a sign of the mounting effects of Ukrainian drone strikes on the Russian energy economy, Russia's oil producers a...
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