Owned Capacity Among Major Liner Carriers Rises to 63% as MSC, Wan Hai and ZIM Take Different Fleet Strategies
Fleet ownership strategies across the global liner shipping industry are changing. According to the latest Sea-Intelligence data,
Nadezhda Hit by Drone Attack in the Black Sea, Three Crew Seriously Injured as Shipping Risks Rise
On August 3, a serious attack on a merchant vessel occurred in the Black Sea. The Turkish-operated ro-ro cargo vessel Nadezhda was
Tensions Ease as Iran-Oman Talks on Navigation Through the Strait of Hormuz Make Progress, Potentially Reducing Shipping Risks in the Middle East
On August 4, local time, tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz showed signs of easing. Talks between Iran and Oman on navigati
Containers Totaling 9,330 TEUs Remain at Chittagong Port as Yard Space Comes Under Pressure and Legal Cases Delay Cargo Release
Long-stay containers totaling 9,330 TEUs are occupying 22% of the yard capacity at Chittagong Port, while more than 600 unresolved
CNC URANUS Grounds at Chittagong After Striking a Navigation Mark; China-Bangladesh Schedules Require Attention
CNC URANUS, operated by CMA CGM’s CNC Line, grounded while entering the Port of Chittagong after losing steering control and strik
Ho Chi Minh City Waives Port-Related Charges for Three Years, Potentially Reducing Overall Logistics Costs by Up to 0.8%
Ho Chi Minh City will waive port-related charges for three years from July 2026. Charges related to port infrastructure, service f
