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Marine World
Record Tanker Rates Threaten to Push U.S. Oil Exports to Asia to Seven-Year Low
US crude oil exports to Asia are set to hit multi-year lows after the Iran war disrupted global shipping and…
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Thanks to Swift Response, All Passengers Survive Latest SE Asian Ferry Fire
On Tuesday, a fire broke out on another Southeast Asian ferry, this time at the port of Merak, Indonesia. Yesterday afternoon…
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Asia’s Maritime Community to Take Centre Stage at Upcoming WISTA 2026
The strength, dynamism and diversity of Asia’s buoyant maritime community will be evident at the 2026 WISTA AGM and Conference…
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Study: EU Scraps Ships in South Asia While EU Capacity is Underutilized
The European Union (EU) is facing increased criticism for approving a growing number of ship dismantling and recycling facilities that…
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China Tests New 83-Mile Inland Canal to Expand Southeast Asian Trade
China is nearing the official opening of a new 83.4-mile inland canal designed to improve access to the trade markets…
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ReCAAP and Shipping Industry to Discuss Practices to Deter Piracy
The ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre (ISC) today held a dialogue with representatives from the shipping industry to discuss the latest…
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ZIM Line and MSC add JAXPORT to Asia Container Service Rotation
The Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) welcomes the Sapphire, the first vessel to call Jacksonville as part of the ZCP-Amberjack container…
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TotalEnergies Ships First ECA LNG Cargo from Mexico to Asia
TotalEnergies has shipped the first cargo produced by the ECA LNG Phase 1 export terminal on Mexico’s Pacific coast to…
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Marine World
Asian Shipbuilding Dominance Could Thwart LNG Expansion, Wood Mackenzie Says
The biggest expansion of global LNG supply on record, led by the United States and Qatar, could be slowed as…
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Op-Ed: Ocean Monitoring is in Trouble, and the EU and Asia Must Save It
The world relies on a modest number of countries to keep watch over the ocean. That arrangement is starting to…
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