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Iranian Navy Guides Indian Tanker Through Hormuz Strait
A crew member of an Indian liquefied petroleum gas tanker says the Iranian Navy helped guide the ship through the Strait of Hormuz last week.
By MGN Editorial
U.S. Vessels Stranded in Persian Gulf as Tensions Escalate
Multiple U.S.-flagged ships are effectively trapped in the Persian Gulf amid the ongoing conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, raising concerns over America's sealift capabilities.
By MGN Editorial
UK Nuclear Submarine Deployed to Arabian Sea Amid Regional Tensions
A British nuclear-powered submarine equipped with cruise missiles has taken position in the Arabian Sea, giving the UK long-range strike capabilities if conflict escalates in the region.
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Truckload Capacity Crunch Persists Amid Supply Chain Disruptions
Tight truckload capacity continues to impact the freight market as the industry grapples with ongoing supply chain challenges.
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WuXi Biologics Advances Water Stewardship on World Water Day
WuXi Biologics, a leading biopharmaceutical company, has achieved its water use reduction target and reaffirmed its commitment to sustainability through responsible water management practices.
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Maritime Industry Briefing: Chinese Crafts, Tea, and Sachets
A roundup of recent news on unique Chinese cultural products with maritime connections, including eggshell art, Dianhong tea, and fragrant Qingyang sachets.
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Mexico Tariff Ruling Sparks Refund Scramble, Legal Uncertainty
A court ruling on Mexican tariffs has set off a scramble for refunds and legal uncertainty for importers and exporters.
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The Oil Shell Game: Peeling Away the Bluster of the Latest Announcements
A look at how trade data can provide a more accurate picture of the oil market than industry announcements.
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Ukraine Urges Allies to Maintain Pressure on Russia Ahead of Talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy calls on allies to keep up sanctions on Russia as talks continue between Ukraine and the U.S.
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Ozempic Disrupts Freight Demand as America Slims Down
The widespread adoption of weight loss medication Ozempic is impacting freight demand as Americans shed pounds, lightening truckers' loads.
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Waterdrop and The Water Project Mark Ninth Year of Clean Water Partnership
Waterdrop Filter and The Water Project celebrate 9 years of providing clean water and strengthening communities worldwide on World Water Day 2026.
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Philippines Allows Dirtier Fuel Amid Middle East Tensions
The Philippines has temporarily allowed the use of cheaper but more polluting fuel to ensure supply as it grapples with the impact of the Middle East crisis.
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Waterdrop and The Water Project Mark Ninth Year of Clean Water Partnership
Waterdrop Filter and The Water Project celebrate 9 years of providing clean water access and community development in Africa.
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Chouest Expands into Decommissioning with CES Acquisition
U.S. offshore player Chouest Group acquires Gulf of America contractor Champagne Energy Solutions, marking its first move into the decommissioning space.
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Trucking Capacity Tightens as Freight Demand Surges
Freight market momentum is building rapidly, with national dry van spot rates reaching new cycle highs and signaling a tightening of trucking capacity nationwide.
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APM Terminals Expands Foothold in Vietnam with Stake in Northern Port
APM Terminals has acquired a 49% stake in the Hateco Hai Phong International Container Terminal in northern Vietnam, strengthening its presence in the fast-growing Vietnamese market.
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New Mangalore Port Receives LPG Cargo Amid Supply Tightness
A cargo vessel carrying Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) from the US has arrived at India's New Mangalore Port as supply shortages are reported in several cities.
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Dry Bulk Takeover Battle Heats Up Between Diana and Genco
Greek dry bulk owner Diana Shipping makes a second bid to acquire rival Genco Shipping & Trading, escalating a takeover tussle between the two companies.
By MGN Editorial
Middle East Conflict Accelerates Europe's Green Energy Transition
Geopolitical instability in the Middle East is driving Europe to speed up its green energy transition, mirroring the shifts caused by the Ukraine invasion.
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Fredriksen Expands Dry Bulk Fleet with Newcastlemax Newbuilds
Shipping magnate John Fredriksen's Seatankers Management has placed an order for up to eight newcastlemax bulk carriers at a Chinese shipyard.
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