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On Tuesday, U.S. forces disabled an oil tanker that was trying to reach an Iranian port, marking the sixth commercial ship stopped since the U.S. set up a maritime blockade on Iran nearly two months ago. The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) reported that the t...
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The competition between two major companies in the dry bulk shipping industry heated up on Tuesday as Diana Shipping criticized Genco Shipping &...
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By Weilun Soon and Alex Longley Jun 3, 2026 (Bloomberg) – Some Greek oil tanker owners are moving their vessels closer to the Persian Gulf. They bel...
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The maritime industry has been discussing for years whether autonomous ships are a true advancement or just a well-funded experiment. While this deba...
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(Bloomberg) — Iran announced it will stop negotiations with the US in response to Israel's intensified ground offensive in Lebanon, heightening tensi...
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A significant divide is developing in the global LNG carrier fleet as stricter emissions regulations in Europe start to change the economics of shipp...
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Davie Defense officially started construction on a major upgrade of Gulf Copper’s shipyard in Galveston and Port Arthur, Texas, on Monday. This proj...
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Shipping around the world has always faced unpredictability. Timetables can change, routes can be altered, ports can get crowded, fuel prices can flu...
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By Bruce Kimbrell (Policy Op-Ed) In the past year, the White House has started turning its Maritime Action Plan and President’s FY2027 budget propos...
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June 1, 2026 (Bloomberg) - US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about talks with Iran for a temporary peace deal, despite ongoing clashes...
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