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July 6, 2026
Business/Shipping and Maritime

IMO Chief Appeals for Urgent Action as 44 Seafarers Held Hostage by Pirates

The Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Arsenio Dominguez, has urged immediate global cooperation to secure the release of 44 seafarers currently being held captive by pirates and armed robbers in

Geopolitics/Shipping and Maritime

Vizhinjam: Port of Displacement

As the UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) approaches, bringing renewed attention to SDG 14 (Life Below Water) and the rights of ocean-dependent communities, India’s Vizhinjam coast highlights the environmental injustice and human cost of unchecked coastal development. Kerala’s traditional fishworkers—communities historically

June 11, 2025

Global Trade’s Fragile Arteries: How Maritime Chokepoints Became the World Economy’s Latest Vulnerability

Business/Shipping and Maritime

The latest confrontation between the United States and Iran has drawn global attention to a critical weakness in international trade: the dependence of the

Nearly 100 Fall Sick on Royal Caribbean Cruise After Gastrointestinal Outbreak

Business/Shipping and Maritime

A gastrointestinal illness has left nearly 100 passengers and crew members sick aboard a Royal Caribbean cruise ship traveling through the Gulf of Mexico.

Maersk Acquires Panama Canal Railway, Reducing US Influence Over Key Trade Link

April 3, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Danish shipping giant AP Møller-Maersk has finalized a deal to acquire the Panama Canal Railway, a key infrastructure link that connects the ports at both ends of the Panama Canal. This acquisition

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Why Ships Are the New Chips: Trump’s Push to Revive U.S. Maritime Power

March 24, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

The Trump administration is setting its sights on revitalizing American shipbuilding with an ambitious industrial strategy designed to enhance the nation’s maritime strength. The initiative, expected to be formalized through an executive

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China Delivers Advanced Dual-Fuel Car Carrier with Global Green Shipping Impact

March 21, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

In a major milestone for China’s shipbuilding industry, the country has delivered its latest dual-fuel car carrier, capable of carrying up to 8,600 vehicles. The new vessel, named Wen Jing Kou, was

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Global Maritime Investments Soar with Multi-Billion-Dollar Projects

March 19, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Several significant investments in the maritime sector have been announced, showcasing a global push to enhance port infrastructure, green shipping solutions, and technological advancements within the industry. India’s $5.8 Billion Inland Waterways

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Beijing Criticizes CK Hutchison’s Sale of Panama Canal Ports to BlackRock

March 19, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

The recent decision by Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison to sell its stakes in two Panama Canal ports to American asset manager BlackRock has drawn significant backlash from Beijing, thrusting the American

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IMO Advances Maritime Digitalization Strategy for a Smarter Shipping Industry

March 19, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is spearheading efforts to modernize the global shipping industry with a comprehensive digitalization strategy aimed at boosting efficiency, safety, and sustainability. During its 49th session in London

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Petro-piracy: The Ongoing Threat to Oil Security

March 18, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Despite the perception that oil piracy is a thing of the past, the danger of petro-piracy continues to be a pressing issue for the global oil industry. Petro-piracy refers to the hijacking

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Protecting Maritime Data: The Next Frontier for Cybersecurity in Shipping

March 18, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

The shift towards digitalisation in shipping operations has significantly changed the industry’s risk landscape. While emerging technologies such as blockchain-based shipping documents, e-navigation, and IoT-enabled sensors enhance efficiency and transparency, they also

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The Most Expensive Maritime Construction Projects in 2024

March 18, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

In 2024, 128 major maritime construction projects were launched globally, with a total investment of approximately $52.63 billion. The combined cost of the ten most expensive projects alone reached around $26 billion,

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China Warns CK Hutchison Over Panama Ports Deal, Shares Tumble

March 15, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Hong Kong-based conglomerate CK Hutchison saw its shares plummet more than 6% on Friday after China strongly criticized its $22.8 billion deal with US asset manager BlackRock for the sale of its

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