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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.

World’s Top Shipbroker Sees Shares Plunge Over 20%

March 11, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Shares in Clarksons, the world’s largest shipbroking company, plummeted by more than 20% on Monday following a warning that rising geopolitical tensions are negatively impacting shipping deals. The London-listed company reported in

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Oil Tanker and Cargo Ship Collide in North Sea, Triggering Major Rescue Operation

March 10, 2025
Shipping and Maritime

An oil tanker and a cargo ship collided off the coast of eastern England on Monday, setting both vessels on fire and prompting a large-scale rescue effort, emergency services reported. The incident

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Trump’s Shipbuilding Ambitions and the Challenges Ahead

March 9, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

President Donald Trump has developed an intense focus on shipbuilding, even texting about rust issues late into the night, according to John Phelan, his nominee for Navy secretary. He has also floated

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Trump’s Call Spurs Billionaire-Backed $22.8B Panama Canal Ports Deal

March 6, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

A coalition of billionaire investors, including BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, infrastructure mogul Adebayo Ogunlesi, and Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing, has orchestrated a $22.8 billion acquisition of key global ports—most notably, two

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OPEC+ Announces Surprise Oil Production Increase, Sending Prices Tumbling

March 5, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

OPEC+ has announced it will move forward with plans to increase oil production starting in April, a decision that caught markets off guard and led to a sharp drop in crude prices.

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BlackRock Acquires Two Panama Canal Ports from China’s Hutchinson

March 4, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

In a significant development in global trade and investment, BlackRock announced on Tuesday that it has agreed to acquire two ports serving the Panama Canal from Hong Kong’s CK Hutchinson. This move

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Norwegian Fuel Supplier Haltbakk Bunkers Refuses to Serve US Military

March 3, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Norwegian fuel giant Haltbakk Bunkers has reportedly refused to supply fuel to U.S. military ships and personnel stationed in Norway following the recent meeting between former President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President

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Finland Releases Oil Tanker Eagle S After Probe Finds No Evidence

March 3, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Finland has lifted the arrest of the oil tanker Eagle S, which had been seized in late December following accusations that it damaged the Estlink 2 power cable connecting Estonia and Finland.

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Indian Crude Imports from Russia Plunge to 13-Month Low Amid Sanctions

March 2, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

India’s crude oil imports from Russia witnessed a significant decline in February, reaching their lowest level since January 2023. The downturn follows the latest round of sanctions imposed by the United States

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Hog Kong’s Top Tycoon Caught in US-China Tensions Over Panama Canal

March 1, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing’s CK Hutchison is at the center of renewed scrutiny after the U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that “China is operating the Panama Canal.” The remark has reignited

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