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Ukraine has intensified its campaign against Russian energy export infrastructure, striking multiple shadow fleet tankers, a Baltic Sea oil terminal and a Russian naval vessel. In a series of strikes over recent days, Ukrainian forces have targeted vessels and port infrastructure across both the Black Sea and Baltic Sea, in what Kyiv has said is …
The International Maritime Organization’s Net Zero Framework has emerged battered but intact from a pivotal week of negotiations in London, with a majority of member states reaffirming it as the basis for further work – reversing, by a similar margin, the vote that led to its adjournment last October. MEPC 84, which concluded on May …
The 2020s – the most disruptive decade for commercial shipping in many generations – have seen the average distance of global seaborne trade increase by 10% according to new data from Clarksons Research, boosting tonne-mile vessel demand, and profits. Seaborne trade amounted to a total 68trn tonne-miles last year, with the average tonne of seaborne …
By María Paula Mijares Torres May 3, 2026(Bloomberg) –President Donald Trump said the US will begin guiding some neutral ships trapped in the Persian Gulf out through the Strait of Hormuz...
By Chandni Shah and Charlotte Van Campenhout May 3 (Reuters) – Three people have died and three are ill after a Netherlands-based cruise ship was hit by a suspected outbreak of hantavirus,...
By Ditas B Lopez May 3, 2026(Bloomberg) –The Philippine Coast Guard said four Chinese vessels were conducting illegal marine scientific research in its waters and threatened to deploy aircraft and boats...
Following the most successful Geneva Dry to date, organisers are now focused on delivering the same topical, lively content and debate at the inaugural Splash Singapore, due to take place at the Fairmont Hotel on September 24. Built on eight editions of the Maritime CEO Forum Singapore and organised by the team behind shipping news …
ASHKELON, Israel, May 3 (Reuters) – An Israeli court has extended by two days the detention of two activists arrested aboard a Gaza-bound flotilla that was intercepted by Israeli forces in international waters near...
Greek containership owner Costamare has confirmed a major newbuilding programme in China, tying up 16 vessels on long-term charters with COSCO Shipping in a deal that locks in $2.8bn of contracted revenue. At the core of the move are 12 new 9,200 teu ships, due for delivery between the third quarter of 2028 and the …
Ireland-based Ardmore Shipping has moved to refresh its fleet with an order for two product and chemical tankers, while keeping the door open for further expansion. The New York-listed owner said it has signed contracts with China’s Wuhu Shipyard for 40,500 dwt pair, priced at $44.9m each. The deal also includes options for two additional …
Euroseas has stepped up its investment in feeder tonnage, confirming four additional newbuild orders in China and lifting its orderbook to 10 vessels worth around $500m. The Aristides Pittas-led owner confirmed contracts for two 1,800 teu ships at Nantong CIMC Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering, alongside two 2,800 teu high-reefer vessels at Huanghai Shipbuilding. The 1,800 …
STOCKHOLM, May 3 (Reuters) – The Swedish Coast Guard said on Sunday it had seized a tanker in the Baltic Sea believed to be part of Russia’s shadow fleet, the latest in a string...
Oslo-listed Hunter Group has appointed Erik Mathiesen as interim chief executive, stepping in as the company prepares for a strategic shift tied to the expiry of its current charter exposure. Mathiesen’s mandate runs through to October 31 2026, following the board’s earlier decision that Erik Frydendal would step down from the top role as the …
US offshore player Chouest Group has completed the acquisition of the Alliance business from compatriot Helix Energy Solutions, folding the unit into its recently formed Champagne Energy Solutions (CES). The move expands Chouest’s footprint in offshore decommissioning and plug and abandonment (P&A), building out a platform aimed at late-life asset management across the offshore energy …
Abu Dhabi-based HEA Energy has secured a new operations and maintenance contract in Europe, strengthening its position in the offshore wind aftermarket. The company indicated that the campaign is set to begin in summer 2026, with work to be carried out in the North Sea using its jack-up barge HEA Hercules. The vessel has already …
May 3 (Reuters) – Ukraine launched a wave of drone attacks on targets across Russia on Sunday, hitting the Baltic Sea port of Primorsk and setting it on fire, and striking a number of...
This week’s News in Brief dives back into the ongoing disruption in the Middle East, as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed and oil prices continue to ripple through global supply chains. But while uncertainty persists, there are signs of shifting strategy, with CMA CGM doubling down on Red Sea transits, raising the question of whether other carriers will follow, and what that could mean for freight rates. Charlotte Goldstone is ... The post News in Brief podcast | Week 18 2026 | Hormuz, Suez returns and air cargo’s struggle appeared first on The Loadstar .
This week’sNews in Briefdives back into the ongoing disruption in the Middle East, as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed and oil prices continue to ripple through global supply chains. But while uncertainty persists, there are signs of shifting strategy, with CMA CGM doubling down on Red Sea transits, raising the question of whether other carriers will follow, and what that could mean for freight rates. Charlotte Goldstone is joined by Xeneta’s Peter Sand to break down the latest on ocean freight, from the risk of a renewed rate war to what improving schedule reliability really means beneath the surface. On the airfreight side,The Loadstar‘s Alex Lennane unpacks a market still under pressure. Capacity is slowly returning, but jet fuel shortages and high prices are keeping rates elevated and operations tight. We also look at flight cuts in Chicago, Kuehne + Nagel’s latest earnings, and a deep dive into Cathay Cargo and the “cruel paradox” facing the carrier amid ongoing disruption. From Suez strategy to fuel strain, this episode maps the key forces shaping freight right now. Click the link below to watch the podcast on YouTube, and subscribe so you never miss an update! https://youtu.be/n8hxd85hM68 Click here to receive an email notification every time we release a podcast.
By Weilun Soon and Rakesh Sharma May 2, 2026 (Bloomberg) –An India-linked tanker laden with liquefied petroleum gas has managed to transit the Strait of Hormuz, a rare crossing that underscores...
By Adrian Portugal BATANES, Philippines, May 2 (Reuters) – Philippine and U.S. forces on Saturday showcased the NMESIS anti-ship missile system in Batanes province, near Taiwan, during annual war games, as tensions simmer over the...
May 2 (Reuters) – Yemen’s coast guard said on Saturday that the M/T EUREKA oil tanker had been hijacked off the coast of Shabwa province by unidentified armed men who boarded the vessel, seized...