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How maritime chokepoints are forcing a strategic overhaul

Global carriers are shifting away from their traditional cost-optimization strategies as geopolitical instability transforms once-predictable trade routes into zones of persistent risk. This...

Explosions hit sanctioned Tankers in the Black Sea off Turkey, crews rescued

Two oil tankers, identified as part of Russia’s “shadow fleet,” were struck by explosions in the Black Sea near the Turkish coast on Friday. The incidents ignited onboard fires and...

Is the SA Agulhas going to be frozen in time, a symbol of maritime mismanagement..??

The current predicament of a vessel that historically served as a training platform for seafarers, a hub for research, and a symbol of South Africa’s maritime aspirations, now facing arrest and...

General Average declared for ONE Henry Hudson

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced that the owners of the vessel ONE Henry Hudson have declared General Average following a recent fire incident at the Port of Los Angeles. Richards Hogg...

Batu Ampar North Pier consolidates operation under single port operator

Batu Ampar Container Terminal, a subsidiary of ICTSI, along with Interport and in cooperation with Batam Terminal Petikemas, is set to assume the role of single port operator for the North Pier of...

NorthPort boosts capacity with mobile harbor cranes

NorthPort, the Philippines’ leading domestic gateway operated by International Container Terminal Services, is significantly enhancing its operational capabilities through the acquisition of two...

Avoiding Delays at African Ports: Your CTN Preparation Roadmap

When importing cargo into many West African countries, the absence of a Cargo Tracking Note (CTN) is a frequent source of significant delays and incurs substantial penalties or fines. Without this...

Port of Aarhus expects record cruise calls in 2026

The Port of Aarhus is anticipating a record-breaking year in 2026, with 73 cruise ship calls projected to bring as many as 257,000 guests and crew to the city. Notably, Aarhus will welcome cruise...

Hapag-Lloyd secures limited slot allocation on Maersk’s MECL service

Hapag-Lloyd has secured a limited slot allocation on Maersk’s Middle East Container Line (MECL) service, enhancing its reach on the vital trade lane connecting the United States with the Middle...