Black Sea hull war premiums have hit 20%, eclipsing rates seen during both the tanker war and Second World War, while Middle ...

Escalating attacks on commercial shipping have driven Black Sea vessel activity down 37% year on year, with younger tonnage ...

FGE calls the next two months the biggest uncertainty in its one-year outlook, with a US strike and Iranian retaliation the ...

Nato’s reliance on commercial ports is exposing an unresolved question over who pays for the spare capacity needed in a ...

A record shipping market supported by geopolitical disruption is heading towards a major fleet expansion that shipyards lack ...

Lloyd’s List analysis shows sanctioned ships are cycling through fraudulent registries at pace, with Nicaragua emerging as the leading false flag destination despite government warnings ...

As shadow fleet tankers drift back into mainstream trade, compliance experts in New York say there is no clear cut-off for a vessel’s past, and no easy answer on how much due diligence is sufficient ...

IMO leadership challenge leaves Dominguez wounded despite securing second term | Newbuild orders pile up, boxships return to ...

Shipping executives have a habit of talking their book, but Maersk has openly discussed downside as recently as February. For ...

When governments complain the IMO moves too slowly, tackles the wrong issues or produces unsatisfactory compromises, they ...

A seafarer has lost their life after a Greek-operated product tanker was struck by projectiles inside the Middle East Gulf, underscoring an expanding threat to shipping that is no longer confined to t ...

The witness statement of Mercuria freight trader Renaud Hauspy in the case of Mercuria v Baltic Exchange, now at trial in ...