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BRASILIA/BRUSSELS, Nov 1 – With just a week to go before the COP30 climate summit, many countries are still without accommodations for their delegations. The host nation, Brazil, is offering free cabins on cruise ships to help poorer nations attend. About 50...
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The United States and China have decided to pause retaliatory port fees on each other’s ships for one year. This is a major step back from a key str...
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The handover of the second of two 48,000 GT ferries marks the completion of Finland’s largest-ever export deal with Australia. This project saw Team...
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A.P. Moller – Maersk has unveiled a set of strategic plans to enhance its operations in India during the India Maritime Week 2025. These plans focus...
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This week, a trade agreement between the United States and China was announced, but it's unlikely to stop the drop in ocean container freight rates,...
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The U.S. Coast Guard announced on Thursday that it has sent a case to the Department of Justice for possible criminal charges. This follows a tragic...
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On Friday, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk announced that US military airstrikes targeting boats suspected of drug smuggling in the...
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By Gavin van Marle (The Loadstar) – This past week saw mixed signals regarding container spot freight rates from key indices, particularly the Shangh...
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DP World has announced a commitment to invest $5 billion in India's infrastructure development during the India Maritime Week 2025. This follows thre...
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According to a new analysis from BIMCO, there is a backlog of at least 500 container ships, amounting to 1.8 million TEU, in the global fleet. This s...
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