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US blacklists Chinese companies for dealing with IRISL20 October 2020 Tuesday 11:01US blacklists Chinese companies for dealing with IRISLThe United States has blacklisted six Chinese entities for dealings with Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) in the latest sanctions against Iran.
The Sino-Japanese Maritime Dispute in the East China SeaThe Sino-Japanese Maritime Dispute in the East China Sea21 September 2020 Monday 10:10
Offshore Gas Deposits Rekindle Old Contest Between Turkey and GreeceOffshore Gas Deposits Rekindle Old Contest Between Turkey and Greece08 September 2020 Tuesday 14:00
Warnings of Increased Security Risk Following U.S. and Iranian ActionsWarnings of Increased Security Risk Following U.S. and Iranian Actions18 August 2020 Tuesday 11:40
LATEST GALLERIES
    Who Owned the Chemicals that Blew Up Beirut? No One Will SayWho Owned the Chemicals that Blew Up Beirut? No One Will SayIn the murky story of how a cache of highly explosive ammonium nitrate ended up on the Beirut waterfront, one thing is clear — no one has ever publicly come forward to claim it.12 August 2020 Wednesday 12:00
    UN Security Council urged to prevent oil spill from leaking oil tanker wreck off YemenUN Security Council urged to prevent oil spill from leaking oil tanker wreck off YemenThere is a concern that the dilapidated tanker might rapture causing an explosion and oil spill into the Gulf of Aden, triggering a massive environmental and economic catastrophe.23 July 2020 Thursday 16:30
    Forward planning can help shipowners navigate ballast water issues on operational compliance and regulationForward planning can help shipowners navigate ballast water issues on operational compliance and regulationWe are currently at a critical stage for ballast water management regulations. The focus for many shipowners is now shifting beyond certification to operational compliance, while we are still yet to reach the expected peak of retrofits.24 June 2020 Wednesday 16:00
    The problem of ships using open-loop scrubbersThe problem of ships using open-loop scrubbersUncertainty around the sustainability of open-loop scrubbers continues to escalate in the shipping industry ahead of the implementation of the IMO’s sulphur cap in 2020. Varsha Saraogi investigates whether shipowners should be using them.09 January 2020 Thursday 17:51
    Risk to Shipping Set to Rise in Middle East with U.S. Attack on Top Iranian CommanderRisk to Shipping Set to Rise in Middle East with U.S. Attack on Top Iranian CommanderThe risk to shipping in the Persian Gulf region is set to rise following a U.S. airstrike in Iraq that killed a top Iranian commander, just months after spiking to record levels on heightened geopolitical risk.04 January 2020 Saturday 10:54
    Oil price surge reflects genuine concern of US-Iran conflictOil price surge reflects genuine concern of US-Iran conflictThere has been a common fallacy for a while that, thanks to the US shale revolution, the world has plenty of oil.03 January 2020 Friday 17:12
    What New Threats to Strategic Stability in Asia Did 2019 Bring?What New Threats to Strategic Stability in Asia Did 2019 Bring?The year 2019 has become a turning point in relations between great nuclear powers. According to Russian military expert Vasily Kashin, this has had a direct effect on the strategic situation in Asia.02 January 2020 Thursday 10:13
    U.S., China Move Closer to Trade Deal Despite Harsh RhetoricU.S., China Move Closer to Trade Deal Despite Harsh RhetoricThe U.S. and China are moving closer to agreeing on the amount of tariffs that would be rolled back in a phase-one trade deal despite tensions over Hong Kong and Xinjiang, people familiar with the talks said.05 December 2019 Thursday 10:46
    How the Trade War and a Changing China Are Roiling Global ShippingHow the Trade War and a Changing China Are Roiling Global ShippingBy Ann Koh and Serene Cheong (Bloomberg) –The trade war and China’s economic shift made 2018 a tough year for global shipping and will continue to reverberate through the industry, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.31 October 2019 Thursday 15:52
    U.S.-Asia Tanker Rates Slip from Record Highs as Tanker Fears EaseU.S.-Asia Tanker Rates Slip from Record Highs as Tanker Fears EaseFreight rates to ship U.S. crude to Asia eased on Tuesday from record levels as the shock of a global tanker shortage due to U.S. sanctions on a Chinese firm began to fade, according to market sources.16 October 2019 Wednesday 09:55
    Supertankers See Another Windfall with Attack on Iranian ShipSupertankers See Another Windfall with Attack on Iranian ShipSupertankers hauling oil on some of the world’s longest trade trade routes had already been enjoying a massive windfall. Then came a reported attack on an Iranian ship.14 October 2019 Monday 09:45
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