Iran Threatens Vessel Charterers as Dispute Over Hormuz Continues
Iran is continuing to assert that it controls the Strait of Hormuz and has issued a new warning to the charters of vessels to follow its restrictions.
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Corridor Sovereignty: Cooperation Without Surrendering Control
Consider a vessel arriving late at a port. Its revised arrival time is useful to the cargo owner only if the terminal, inland carrier and receiver can act on it.
Attention-seeking Environmental Activists Occupy Research Vessel Following Mineral Survey Off New Zealand
Five protesters from environmental activist group Greenpeace boarded and occupied the New Zealand Government-owned research ship Tangaroa in Wellington Harbour without authorisation after she returned from a Pacific seabed mineral survey on Saturday, September 26.Police removed the attention-seeking activists after…
Two Foreign Vessels Apprehended for Suspected Illegal Fishing Off Western Australia
The Australian Border Force (ABF) has safely interdicted two foreign vessels and detained their crews over suspected illegal fishing in waters off the Western Australian coastline.On September 22, 2026, a foreign fishing vessel was detected operating near Scott Reef off…
Maersk Completes First Ethanol Bunkering in US Testing Bioethanol
Maersk reports it recently completed the first ship-to-ship commercial ethanol bunkering of a container vessel in the United States. It was a 100 percent bioethanol blend from U.S.
Study: Shipping Is Off Track for 2030 Emissions Goals
The shipping industry will likely miss its 2030 targets for vessels running on alternative fuels, according to a new study from the UCL Energy Institute, mainly due to the regulatory uncertainties surrounding the IMO Net-Zero Framework (NZF).