Magnitude-7.5 Earthquake in Colombia Disrupts Port Operations, Affecting Two Maersk Vessels and Sailing Schedules
The impact of a magnitude-7.5 earthquake in Colombia is spreading from the affected areas to international logistics networks. The
Strait of Hormuz Attack Follow-Up: Thai Shipowner Receives USD 10.98 Million Insurance Payout, Three Crew Members File Lawsuit
In March, the Thai bulk carrier Mayuree Naree was struck by two projectiles shortly after leaving the Arabian Gulf and passing thr
Another Container Ship Targeted in U.S. Military Operation: Vela Nova Disabled as Risks Rise in the Gulf of Oman
Another incident has affected commercial shipping in the Gulf of Oman. On August 11, local time, the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM
Shipowner Pays Nearly USD 4 Million for Earlier Panama Canal Transit as Congestion Raises Schedule and Cost Concerns
The owner of a containership has paid nearly USD 4 million to secure an earlier passage through the Panama Canal, bringing auction
Israel Raises Strong Objections to Hapag-Lloyd's USD 4.2 Billion Acquisition of ZIM Ahead of Key September 9 Regulatory Meeting
Hapag-Lloyd’s proposed USD 4.2 billion acquisition of Israeli shipping company ZIM is entering a critical stage of regulatory revi
Maersk Nokwanda Intercepted 640 Nautical Miles Off Portugal: 5 Tonnes of Cocaine Seized and Detained Crew Member Dies in Custody
A Maersk container ship was recently intercepted in the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 640 nautical miles off the coast of Portugal
