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Splash Wrap: Shipping’s most frantic news cycle of the year
Iran proposed managing the Strait of Hormuz through an insurance-based framework that would formalise its control over the critical oil…
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Splash Wrap: Iran tightens its control of Hormuz
There was no sign of a shipping breakthrough in Hormuz this week. If anything, the strait became more dangerous and…
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Splash Singapore assembles maritime power players
Bjorn Hojgaard, the CEO of Anglo-Eastern Univan Group, the world’s largest shipmanager, is the latest high-profile name to agree to…
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Splash Wrap: Trump’s Hormuz escort mission lasted less than a Netflix free trial
Monday saw the Trump administration launch the short-lived Project Freedom, an operation to get stranded vessels out of Hormuz. It…
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Geneva Dry high sets the stage for Splash Singapore debut
Following the most successful Geneva Dry to date, organisers are now focused on delivering the same topical, lively content and…
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Splash Wrap: Regulators, raiders and deals in Geneva shape shipping this week
The 84th session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 84) closes today. Delegates are advancing on areas of broad…
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Splash Wrap: Why the Hormuz conflict is a world war
The Hormuz shipping crisis led coverage all week, with Splash carrying reports on the conflict’s effects on fertiliser, sulphur and…
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Cruise Ship Reports “Splash” in Strait as Five Ships Escape Persian Gulf
Taking advantage of the relative calm with the current ceasefire and reports that the Strait of Hormuz is open, the…
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Splash Wrap: Next generation MSC
Nearly 50 days into one of the most disruptive shipping crises in history, diplomatic signals and military escalation are running…
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Splash Wrap: Fragile Hormuz ceasefire fails to lift traffic
The tentative ceasefire between the United States and Iran has so far failed to translate into anything resembling a resumption…
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