Insurers should trust US armed forces to protect ships and shouldn’t comply with Tehran demands, IUMI conference hears ...

A Japanese kamsarmax and a Chinese fishing boat collided in the Singapore Strait amid heavy ship traffic in the westbound traffic separation scheme ...

Russia has used an official IMO submission to accuse Nato states of orchestrating attacks on merchant shipping, linking maritime security, sanctions enforcement and commercial trade as insurers expand ...

A total of 56 newbuildings were reported over the past week including contracts for a large series of ultra-large boxships for Maersk ...

New US legislation gives Donald Trump the power to impose tariffs of up to 100% on big buyers of Russian energy and expands sanctions targeting Moscow’s shadow fleet, raising fresh risks for shipping, ...

Commodity trader seeks public capital to expand its VLCC fleet, betting tanker assets are becoming strategically important ...

Shipping stocks, led by tanker names, pile on more gains in September | LPG tanker calls to Ukraine’s Danube ports slump as ...

For mainstream shipping, insurance and banking, Hormuz remains governed by Western compliance rules. London’s insurers have already moved to prevent vessels from paying for passage, while the US ...

Achieving a price signal of this magnitude will be challenging, but without it, the economics are unlikely to support the transition to new fuels at scale’ ...

Shipowners are spotting potential in new routes that transit through some remote parts of the globe, but are they really factoring in the worst case scenario in their decision-making?

US sanctions have exposed the financial plumbing behind Iran’s controversial Hormuz Safe scheme, alleging that a cryptocurrency exchange linked to sanctions fixer Babak Zanjani processed payments from ...