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Senegal Tanker Blast Puts Spotlight on Turkish Operator’s Ties to Russia’s Dark Fleet December 1, 2025
Several tankers operated by Turkey’s Be?ikta? Likid, the operator of the Mersin, were sanctioned by Ukraine in the past for their involvement in ship-to-ship transfers linked to the so-called dark fleet, according to shipping records and Ukrainian government listings.
Malte Humpert
ZIM Faces Strategic Crossroads as Board Weighs Buyout Bids Amid Market Headwinds December 1, 2025
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services is navigating a complex strategic review that could reshape the Israeli container liner’s future, as its board evaluates multiple acquisition proposals while grappling with a volatile...
Mike Schuler
Black Sea War Risk Insurance Jumps After Drone Strikes on Sanctioned Tankers December 1, 2025
The cost of shipping commodities through the Black Sea climbed on Monday after Ukrainian naval drones hit two tankers heading to a Russian port, with fears of further attacks driving up war risk insurance costs, industry sources said.
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Control In The Palm Of Your Hand: Could Mobile Apps Revolutionize Fleet Management? December 1, 2025
Tor Håkon Svanes of NAVTOR explains how a new generation of mobile applications has the potential to empower 24/7, connected, data driven and smarter than ever fleet management. Download a...
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Port of Newcastle Reopens After Climate Protesters Block Shipping Channel December 1, 2025
One of Australia's biggest coal export ports will resume operations on Monday, the port operator said, after climate-change protesters disrupted shipping at the Port of Newcastle for a second day on Sunday.
Reuters
Asia’s Factories Stumble as US Trade Deals Fail to Revive Demand December 1, 2025
Asia's manufacturing powerhouses struggled with sluggish demand in November, extending declines in factory activity as progress in U.S. trade negotiations failed to translate into a significant recovery in orders.
Reuters
Alternative Fuel Vessel Orders Slow in 2025 Despite Strong LNG Demand December 1, 2025
Orders for alternative-fueled vessels declined sharply in 2025 following an exceptional year of growth, with the maritime industry placing 232 such orders in the first eleven months—a 53% drop compared...
Mike Schuler
Mersin Tanker Hit By ‘External Explosions’ Off Senegal, Ship Manager Confirms December 1, 2025
The Panama-flagged tanker M/T Mersin suffered four external explosions while at anchor off Dakar, Senegal, on November 27, marking the latest in a series of incidents affecting vessels in international...
Mike Schuler
DHS Warns of ‘Unprecedented’ Chinese Presence in Arctic During Summer 2025 December 1, 2025
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has raised concerns over a surge in Chinese military and research vessels in Arctic waters during 2025. The findings are part of a report on the trilateral Icebreaker Collaboration Effort (ICE) Pact with Canada and Finland.
Malte Humpert
Kremlin Says Ukrainian Strike on CPC Terminal Was Outrageous Given its International Importance December 1, 2025
The Kremlin said on Monday that a Ukrainian weekend attack on Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) infrastructure was outrageous given its international significance and international participation.
Reuters