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at 11/7/26 3:04pmNov 7 (Reuters)An American military aircraft fired on and disabled a commercial vessel that tried to break the US blockade of Iran on Saturday, US Central Command said. The St....- — LA Port Strike Threat Deferred Again As Labor Talks Drag On
- at 11/7/26 6:57amByLaura Curtis Nov 7, 2026 (Bloomberg) The union representing about 250 security workers at the US’s busiest ports agreed to continue negotiations on a new labor contract for two more...
- — Soaring Freight Rates Give US Refiners Edge As Crude Discounts Widen
- at 11/7/26 6:36amBy Vallari Srivastava and Sumit Saha Nov 6 (Reuters) The Iran conflict has sent tanker rates soaring, forcing sellers to deepen discounts on heavy crude grades and giving US Gulf Coast...
- — Adani Ports Makes Major Push Into Europe With $2.9 Billion Evos Acquisition
- at 11/6/26 11:43amIndia’s Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) has agreed to acquire Netherlands-based liquid storage operator Evos B.V. in a €2.56 billion ($2.88 billion) deal that will give the company...
- — U.S. Targets Cuba’s Oil Tanker Fleet in New Sanctions Crackdown
- at 11/6/26 10:11amThe Trump administration has expanded sanctions targeting Cubas maritime and energy sectors, identifying five Cuban-flagged vessels as blocked property and opening the door to further sanctions against foreign companies operating...
- — EU Lawmakers Push Back Against Approval of Indian Ship Recycling Yards
- at 11/6/26 10:03amA European Parliament committee has voted to oppose the approval of two Indian ship recycling yards, dealing a setback to shipping industry efforts to expand access to South Asias shipbreaking...
- — China Adopts Law on Antarctic Activities and Environmental Protection
- at 11/6/26 9:45amBeijing has approved a law to improve China's Antarctic research and strengthen regulation of its exploration activities, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Friday.
- — Seafarer Killed in Suspected Missile Attack on Tanker in Gulf
- at 11/6/26 9:32amOne seafarer was killed in an explosion believed to have been caused by a missile attack on an oil products tanker in the Gulf on Thursday, the ship's manager said on Friday.
- — Hapag-Lloyd Acquires 25% Stake in Maersk’s Maasvlakte II Terminal in Rotterdam
- at 11/6/26 8:14amGerman container shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd has completed its acquisition of a 25% stake in APM Terminals Maasvlakte II in Rotterdam, strengthening its ties with Maersk at one of Europes most...
- — Finland Sees Continued Demand for Icebreakers Despite Warming Winters, Citing Security Concerns
- at 11/6/26 6:15amFinland expects to operate at least as many icebreakers in the coming decades as it does today, despite rising temperatures and declining average ice coverage in the Baltic Sea. This is the conclusion of a new government-commissioned report that also highlights growing security requirements and changes in the commercial shipping fleet.
- — Iran Oil Exports Near Zero But Peace Deal Not Likely, FGE Says
- at 11/6/26 6:06amIranian oil exports have dwindled to almost nothing under the US naval blockade, but the chance of an imminent deal between the two sides to end the war is low, according to FGE NexantECA.
- — Ammonia-Powered Bulk Carrier Takes on Green Fuel in Australian First
- at 11/5/26 3:49pmAustralia has completed its first green ammonia bunkering operation involving an ammonia-powered bulk carrier, marking another step toward bringing alternative fuels into commercial shipping. The operation took place earlier this...
- — Finnish Court Jails Cargo Ship Captain, Crew Member for Baltic Sea Cable Sabotage
- at 11/5/26 3:44pmA Finnish court on Thursday jailed the Russian captain and an Azerbaijani crew member of the cargo ship Fitburg for aggravated sabotage over damage to two subsea telecommunications cables in the Gulf of Finland last year.
- — MARAD Approves $1 Billion Offshore Crude Oil Export Port Off Louisiana
- at 11/5/26 2:10pmThe Trump administration has approved a $1 billion offshore crude oil export project off the coast of Louisiana, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for a facility designed to load some...
- — Ørsted’s Revolution Wind Reaches Full Operations After Trump Administration Shutdowns
- at 11/5/26 12:52pmDanish offshore wind developer Ørsted has completed its 704-megawatt Revolution Wind project off the U.S. East Coast, marking a major milestone for a development that faced repeated shutdown orders from...
- — War Comes to NATO’s Black Sea Coast, and Shipping Starts Saying No
- at 11/5/26 11:53amMaritime experts warn that the westward spread of attacks between Russia and Ukraine, toward NATO coastlines, is now having commercial consequences.
- — IMO Backs Dominguez for Second Term Amid Shipping Attacks and Climate Deadlock
- at 11/5/26 9:56amThe International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council has backed Secretary-General Arsenio Dominguez for a second four-year term, extending its support for his leadership despite the organizations failure to adopt its landmark...
- — Maersk’s 26-Ship LNG Order Adds Nearly Half a Million TEU to Newbuilding Pipeline
- at 11/5/26 9:25amA.P. Moller-Maersk is pressing ahead with one of its largest containership ordering programs in years, confirming in its third-quarter earnings report that it has ordered 26 LNG dual-fuel vessels with...
- — The Hidden Liabilities In Maritime Acquisitions
- at 11/5/26 7:26amWhat Buyers, Sellers and Investors Often Miss During Due DiligenceBy Sabrina Brigance, CMIP, Managing Director, Marine Practice, Hylant Maritime mergers and acquisitions can create significant opportunities for growth. Private equity...
- — France Extends Maritime Patrol Plane’s Stay in Black Sea After Cargo Ship Attacks
- at 11/5/26 7:09amA French maritime patrol aircraft deployed to Romania to bolster surveillance after a series of deadly strikes on merchant ships in the Black Sea on the edge of NATO's eastern flank will extend its stay by several weeks, its commander said on Thursday.
- — Maersk Slides as Upgraded Guidance Is Lower Than Anticipated
- at 11/5/26 2:21amAP Moller-Maersk A/S shares slumped after a guidance upgrade and third-quarter earnings from the world’s second-largest shipping line fell short of analyst estimates.
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