U.S. Navy carrier Ford enters Croatian shipyard for repair work
The USS Gerald R. Ford has arrived in Split to undergo repair and maintenance work, marking a significant naval service
Maersk suspends operations at Salalah port after security incident in Oman
Maersk has temporarily stopped operations at Port of Salalah following a security incident in Oman, adding fresh disruption to key
Panama flagged vessels face delays in China as port control tensions draw FMC scrutiny
Authorities in China are holding up vessels registered under the Panama flag, according to the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission. The
Chinese vessels delay Hormuz exit despite Iran assurances, raising shipping risk concerns
Several Chinese operated vessels have delayed plans to leave the Strait of Hormuz, even after Iran stated that safe passage
Greenpeace action targets FPSO heading to Rosebank oil field, raising offshore safety concerns
Greenpeace activists reached a floating production storage and offloading vessel under tow to the United Kingdom and painted a slogan
Carnival cuts profit outlook as fuel costs surge amid Middle East conflict
Carnival Corporation has lowered its profit expectations as rising fuel prices linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East place
UAE signals readiness to support mission to reopen Strait of Hormuz shipping route
The United Arab Emirates has indicated it is prepared to join an international effort to reopen the Strait of Hormuz,
MARAD launches $488 million port infrastructure funding round to strengthen U.S. maritime supply chains
The U.S. Maritime Administration has opened a new $488 million funding round under its port infrastructure development program. The initiative
France seeks international backing for new Strait of Hormuz maritime security mission
France has contacted around 35 countries to assess support for a future maritime security mission in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran moves toward Strait of Hormuz transit tolls, raising pressure on global shipping
Iran is drafting legislation to introduce tolls on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The move could reshape cost structures