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Russia and Iran challenge IMO shipping lane debate as conflicts threaten further escalation | Multi-year disruption a possibility as Hormuz attacks mount with fresh strikes ...

The Hormuz picture has settled into something of a stalemate. The risk is apparent, some will take it on and some won’t, but analysts in New York explain this isn’t sustainable ...

Satellite imagery from last week suggested crude oil from the spill was washing up on UAE beaches, but state media says the ...

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Russia and Iran are challenging the IMO’s handling of maritime security as escalating threats to commercial shipping in the ...

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Chinese maritime courts are narrowing sanctions escape routes. Shipping stakeholders need to be smart in compliance ...

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