Indonesian Cargo Vessel Catches Fire and Sinks, Leaving Two Crew Dead and Causing Chemical Spill
A cargo vessel caught fire and sank off Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, on September 1. LCT Legenda Nusantara 699 was sailing throu
Maersk Could Fall to Fourth as COSCO SHIPPING Holdings and CMA CGM Close In
The global container carrier capacity rankings could be heading for a major shake-up. According to the latest Alphaliner data rele
Strait of Hormuz Tensions Rise as Trump Proposes 'Trump Strait'; Merchant Shipping Risks Persist
U.S. President Donald Trump has again drawn attention with remarks made as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz remain high. On Septem
More Carriers Resume Suez Canal Transits as Red Sea Traffic Gradually Returns
After more than a year of diversions around the Cape of Good Hope, a growing number of container ships are cautiously returning to
Russian Vessel Arrested in Norway as Naftogaz Seeks Enforcement of USD 4.22 Billion Award
Norwegian authorities arrested the Russian vessel Professor Molchanov at the Port of Barentsburg in Svalbard on September 2. The a
Maersk Shifts Cargo Volumes to Its Own Terminal as Competition at Suape Intensifies; Tecon Could Fall Below Break-Even
The container terminal market at Brazil’s Port of Suape is changing. Maersk-owned Aliança shifted its operations to APM Terminals
