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Shipping Congestion - Page 2

September 8, 2026
Geopolitics/Social

Global Shipping Rules Face ‘Structural Shift’

The rules governing global shipping are breaking down, according to 18 of the world’s leading maritime nations, which have warned that wars and the rapid expansion of a shadow fleet operating beyond

News/Social

El Niño Forces Panama Canal to Cut Ship Traffic

The Panama Canal is reducing the number of ships permitted to pass through the waterway as unusually low rainfall linked to the El Niño climate phenomenon puts pressure on its water resources. The canal operator, ACP, said bookable crossings would

August 21, 2026

600 ships stranded as Hormuz blockade backlog threatens weeks of global disruption

Business/Geopolitics

More than 600 vessels remain stuck in the Middle East due to the ongoing disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, with shipping experts warning

CK Hutchison Launches London Arbitration Against Maersk Amid Panama Port Dispute

Geopolitics/News

CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd. has initiated arbitration in London against A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S following Panama’s forced takeover of its two ports, intensifying a high-stakes

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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IMO Opens New Regional Presence Office in Alexandria, Egypt

January 22, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has inaugurated its new Regional Presence Office (RPO) for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, located in the historic maritime city of Alexandria, Egypt. This

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Chaos and Cargo Disruptions Rise in Indian Ports

September 3, 2024
Business/News

India’s major west coast ports, particularly Mundra Port, are facing a growing crisis as container flows are severely impacted by extreme weather and lingering capacity challenges. Torrential rain and flooding have compounded

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