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FSB clearance and underwater checks slow Russian port calls
To add to the complications brought about by Ukraine’s renewed maritime attack campaign in and around the Black Sea, shipowners…
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Marine World
Alternative Fuel Vessel Orders Slow in 2025 Despite Strong LNG Demand
Orders for alternative-fueled vessels declined sharply in 2025 following an exceptional year of growth, with the maritime industry placing 232…
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Ship Recycling Market “Woefully Slow”
Global markets seemed to take a breather this week as things turned slow across the board once again, not only…
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Maritime News
World Bank Warns Higher Tariffs on India Will Slow South Asia Growth Next Year
The World Bank said on Tuesday higher tariffs on Indian goods exported to the U.S. would be a drag on South Asia’s economic growth rate in 2026, even…
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As IMO Emissions Showdown Approaches, Dual-Fuel Ship Orders Slow
Strong interest in building alternative-fueled tonnage helped drive an ordering boom at shipyards in the early months of 2025,…
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Marine World
Britain And France Hope Migrant ‘Taxi Boat’ Plan Will Slow Record Channel Crossings
By Gabriel Stargardter CALAIS, France, July 4 (Reuters) – Early one morning this week, a dinghy motored along a vast beach in…
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Discounts Deepen on Iranian Oil in China as Struggling Teapots Slow Buying
Sellers of Iranian oil to China are offering deeper discounts this month as they look to reduce inventories and as independent refiners…
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Maritime News
Research Confirms Digital Port Queuing System Also Cuts Shipping Emissions
Researchers based in California studied the electronic reservation system established for containerships and have now concluded that the digital…
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IMF: Trump’s Tariffs Could Slow Global Trade Growth by Half in 2025
Global trade volume and global economic growth will both be reduced if new U.S. tariff policies continue on their…
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Marine World
Top Japanese Shipping Line Fears US Tariffs Will Slow Cargo Flows, President Says
Nippon Yusen NYK, Japan’s largest shipping line, is concerned that U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs could push up the cost of automobiles…
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