Global merchandise trade has exceeded expectations in the first half of 2025, with the World Trade Organization raising its growth forecast to 2.4% for the… Weiterlesen »WTO: AI-Driven Trade, Frontloading Boosts Maritime Shipping in 2025 as New Tariffs Cloud 2026 Outlook
The Danish government has announced strengthened environmental oversight of tankers at Skagen Anchorage, a critical hub for Baltic Sea shipping traffic that serves as the… Weiterlesen »Denmark Tightens Oversight of Shadow Fleet Tankers in Strategic Baltic Gateway
New vessels to operate in Gulf of Mexico with Woodside Energy Damen Shipyards Group and Chomex Marino signed a contract for the construction of two… Weiterlesen »Damen signs with Chomex Marino for two next-generation Offshore Support Tugs
The 2025 WISTA AGM and Conference will be the biggest WISTA International event to date, bringing together over 400 maritime professionals from around the world.… Weiterlesen »Anticipation for sold out 2025 WISTA AGM & Conference builds as full programme revealed
Dutch operator Wagenborg will attempt to refloat its grounded cargo vessel Thamesborg this week, weather conditions permitting, the company announced during a press briefing. The… Weiterlesen »Wagenborg to Attempt Refloat of Grounded ‘Thamesborg’ This Week Weather Permitting, Before Ice Window Narrows
Philippines-based Subic Bay International Terminals Corp. (SBICT) and ICTSI Subic Inc. (ISI), both subsidiaries of International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI), have secured a 25-year… Weiterlesen »ICTSI Secures 25-Year Extension for Subic Bay Container Terminals
NEOLINE’s innovative sail-powered cargo ship Neoliner Origin has successfully completed its first commercial loading operation, marking a significant milestone for wind-propelled maritime transport. The vessel… Weiterlesen »NEOLINE’s Sail-Powered Cargo Ship Completes First Commercial Loading
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has provided long-awaited details related to payments for the new vessel fees targeting Chinese maritime interests that take effect October… Weiterlesen »CBP Shifts Compliance Burden to Operators as USTR Port Fees on Chinese Ships Loom
Netherlands-based Spliethoff confirmed today that a crew member of the MV Minervagracht has died from critical injuries sustained during an attack in the Gulf of… Weiterlesen »Crew Member Dies Following Houthi Attack on Dutch Cargo Ship ‘Minervagracht’
Qatar’s Ministry of Transport on Monday partially lifted an unprecedented nationwide maritime navigation suspension, now allowing daytime sailing for non-conventional vessels while maintaining nighttime restrictions.… Weiterlesen »Qatar Eases Unprecedented Maritime Restrictions Following GPS Disruption