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Iran Demands Crew, Cargo Details to Allow Ships Through Hormuz

The process points to Iran’s increasing efforts to assert control over the vital maritime channel.

An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Photographer: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images

Middle East War Is Disrupting Book Publishing Business

The disruptions come at a critical time, with publishers ordering print runs in Asia and locking in shipping arrangements.

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Iran War Threatens Global Food Supply Chains

Every day the conflict continues threatens to widen the global impacts to food supply chains, affecting everything from crop yields to grocery store prices.

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Iranian Navy Guided Indian Tanker Through Hormuz, Crew Member Says

Analysts say Tehran is trying to impose a traffic control system through the strait, permitting safe passage for friendly vessels while leaving others fearful of attack.

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U.S. Spring Crop Planting Threatened by War Spike in Fertilizer Prices

Producers would have lost money in 2025, if it wasn’t for federal subsidies, including the $12 billion in bridge loans for farmers hurt by Donald Trump’s tariffs.

A midwest farmer checks soybeans before harvest. Photo: iStock/DS70

Asian Container Liners See Turnaround as Red Sea Remains Shut

The escalating war has effectively dashed hopes for a full Red Sea reopening this year, though forecasting remains difficult.

An Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (OOCL) container ship in Xiamen, China. Photographer: Raul Ariano/Bloomberg

Saudi Arabia Revives Half Its Oil Exports with Hormuz Bypass

With the Strait of Hormuz all but closed, Saudi Arabia has been rerouting oil through a 1,200 kilometer pipeline to the western port of Yanbu.

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War in Iran Roils Containership Traffic, Rates

Some carriers are attempting to introduce “war surcharges” on lanes with no direct exposure.

The Port of Fujairah, UAE. Photo: iStock/Aleksandra Tokarz

Iran Conflict Pushes Diesel Prices to Highest Levels in Years

Average U.S. diesel prices sat at $5.04 per gallon as of March 17, marking a 34% increase from the first day of strikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran.

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Shipping Insurance Costs to Cross Hormuz Soar After Ship Attacks

While the rates are high, it’s also a sign that cover remains available for the handful of vessels looking to cross the vital waterway.

An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Photographer: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images

U.S. Says It's 'Allowing' Iranian Tankers Through Strait of Hormuz

"We want the world to be well supplied," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview with CNBC.

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U.S., Iran Keep Up Strikes as Trump Mulls Possibility of Deal

The Islamic Republic hasn’t asked for talks or a ceasefire after Trump told NBC on March 14 that he’s willing to make a deal but wants better terms.

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