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Iran has informed the United Nations that “non-hostile vessels” may continue to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, but only if they follow Iranian security rules and coordinate with local authorities, according to an official statement from Tehran. This stat...
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The Trump administration has signed a deal worth $928 million with TotalEnergies to give up two major offshore wind leases in the U.S. This change in...
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This week, the crisis in U.S. shipbuilding gained national attention as 60 Minutes highlighted the widening gap between American shipyards and their...
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By Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Bloomberg — President Donald Trump announced that the US would delay strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure after what he...
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The U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has moved forward with the next step for possible offshore mineral leasing near the Commonwealth o...
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```html How Automation, AI, and the Decline of Traditional Watchkeeping Affect Seafarer Welfare The modern ship is incredibly advanced. Engi...
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Trade operates independently from political talk, and it’s tangible and measurable, which can cut through the noise of trade announcements. The real...
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DUBAI, March 22 (Reuters) – The Strait of Hormuz is currently open to all ships, except those associated with “Iran's enemies,” according to Iranian...
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By Weilun Soon March 23, 2026 (Bloomberg) – Two more Indian-flagged ships carrying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are currently navigating through th...
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