Seoul and Washington’s proposed shipbuilding partnership is opening new opportunities for Korea’s small and medium-sized shipyards. The initiative follows submissions from the country’s major...

World Cargo News reports that a fire at the Port of Wilmington injured four crew members on the morning of 26 November. Local officials...

Lloyd’s List reports that current debates on sanctions are shifting toward the role of ports, as existing restrictions on Russia’s “shadow fleet” have not...

The United Kingdom and Indonesia have entered a landmark maritime cooperation agreement announced by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the G20 Summit. The...

The Port of Santos, Brazil’s largest port, has reinstated its mandatory ballast water discharge inspections following a court injunction by Justice Teodoro Silva Santos...

The 2025 Annual Progress Report on Green Shipping Corridors reveals significant global momentum toward zero-emission shipping. With 25 new corridors launched this year bringing...

The global tanker market is heading into a period of mixed performance, according to BIMCO’s Chief Shipping Analyst, Niels Rasmussen. While crude tankers may...

CO SHIPPING Heavy Industry (Yangzhou) has officially begun construction on the first of twelve 14,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel container vessels for COSCO SHIPPING Lines....

Issue 742 of the Sea-Intelligence Sunday Spotlight reveals a significant shift in the financial landscape of major global shipping lines. After the disruption-driven highs...

DP World Antwerp has completed a €230 million expansion to increase terminal capacity by 30%. The project strengthens the Port of Antwerp’s position...