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Vessels mass in Turkish waters after Ankara demands confirmation of insurance cover
Tensions rise between Hindu groups and Christian fishermen over Kerala project
Executives in one of world’s most polluting industries warn exploitation of loopholes in new regulations could limit progress
Weakening world trade has reduced logistics snarl-ups, though poor infrastructure remains
Approach of winter brings energy security warnings for US region dependent on global LNG market
Retailers bought early to avoid congestion in Los Angeles but some ships now queue at other US entry points
Customers have briefly enjoyed price drops, but that is set to change
Danish group expects earnings, demand and shipping freight rates to shrink
Greens and FDP urge chancellor not to repeat ‘mistakes of the past’ by selling Hamburg infrastructure to Chinese company
Demand is growing for vessels that can anchor up and connect to local gas networks relatively quickly
Sanctions threaten to prevent local pilots from guiding ships through treacherous Danish straits
Producers and buyers are already exploiting the same tactics used to ship US-sanctioned Iranian and Venezuelan crude
Treasury guidance would give teeth to G7 plan to curtail Moscow’s energy revenues
Industry cycle appears to have peaked, with analysts warning of falling profitability next year
Shipping group set to take Asian warehousing business acquired in December worldwide
If you like your gadgetry game-changing but also attractive to barnacles, the Mikage is a real treat
Demand is inching closer to pre-pandemic levels but the industry is facing resistance from politicians and climate activists
Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering chief expects alternative fuel boom
US Department of Justice planned to sue to block move over antitrust concerns as it cracks down on Chinese deals
Twitter’s former security chief says the company misled US regulators over security and fake accounts
There have been no attacks on merchant vessels in the region since 2018
Eight-day walkout at Felixstowe could hit as much as $800mn of trade as summer of labour disputes continues
UK Insolvency Service concludes ‘no realistic prospect of conviction’ over treatment of crew
Figures for Dubai-based group come from same period as sackings of crew on UK services
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