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Germany Seizes Russian Oil Sitting on a Tanker in the Baltic Sea

Western states have repeatedly complained about the risk posed to the environment by the fleet of ships Moscow uses to carry its supplies.

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Shipping Trade Group Says Trump Port-Fee Plan Will Hurt U.S.

Bimco said that port fees are generally passed on in the supply chain, meaning that U.S. consumers would ultimately face higher prices.

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Hong Kong Adds Criticism of Panama Canal Ports Deal

The deal has been seen by many as a step-down in the face of a claim by President Trump that the Panama Canal was “operated by China.”

Panama Canal, Panama. Photo: iStock / Marina113

DHL to Hire Hundreds in Malaysia if Shipping Loophole Nixed

If the de minimis rule gets squashed, another possibility is that carriers like DHL could see an increase in bulk imports and more fulfillment of goods in the U.S.

Inside a DHL Express Service Center facility in Shah Alam, Malaysia. Photographer: Samsul Said/Bloomberg

Port Authority Touts Female Leadership as Trump Blasts DEI

Highlighting this milestone makes the Port Authority an outlier in an era where leaders are increasingly wary about publicly discussing diversity.

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U.S. Vows ‘Unrelenting’ Strikes on Houthis Over Ship Attacks

On March 15, President Donald Trump said he ordered “decisive and powerful” action against the Iran-backed Houthis.

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China Slams Sale of Panama Canal Ports

The deal is "a spineless, groveling, profit-seeking move that sells one’s integrity for personal gains,” said the opinion piece," said an opinion piece in a Beijing-backed newspaper.

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Orient Overseas Warns of Tougher 2025 After Closing Strong Year

Rising protectionism, uncertain consumer demand trends and softer freight rates may spell challenges for the container shipping sector.

Charleston, South Carolina. Photo: iStock.com/Daniel Wright

U.S. Develops Military Plans for Panama Canal

The wrangle over the Canal started before Trump even took office, as a campaign promise, and has persisted since.

A ship in the Cocoli Locks of the Panama Canal in Panama City. Photographer: Tarina Rodriguez/Bloomberg

Shell Delivered Record Amount of Marine LNG to Ships in 2024

While it emits less carbon than oil-derived ship propellant, LNG is still a fossil fuel and has been criticized for releasing emissions of super-potent methane.

Report: China's Shipbuilding Boom is Reshaping Balance of Naval Power

The CSIS estimates that at the current pace of production, China will grow its naval fleet from 234 ships to 425 by 2030.

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ILA and USMX Officially Seal Six-Year Port Contract

The deal was praised by both sides as a "win-win" deal that protects union jobs, while establishing a framework for introducing new technologies to U.S. ports.

Cargo ships at the Port of Charleston. Photo: iStock / stonena7

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