100 shadow tankers and 20 false flags: Why campaigners want states to detain ships
Dark fleet vessels hauling Russian oil have used different false flags as the practice increases sharply
Insurance
Drug gangs switch tactics in bid to outsmart port security
Corrupt insiders can remove drugs and reseal containers within minutes
Baltimore bridge ship insurer caps premium hike amid warnings of overreaction
Last of the International Group clubs announces its plans for 2026
Red Sea return to take ‘quarters, not weeks’, as good news trickles in
Ship operators need proof that fragile Israel-Hamas ceasefire will hold
UK and TT Clubs in merger talks to create giant transport mutual
Discussions mark the first major market move since the creation of NorthStandard in 2023
Japanese mutual blames rising costs for ‘essential’ premium rise
The only Asia-headquartered P&I club says it has focused on building strong financial foundations
New Ukrainian drone attack on Russian port damages bulkers
Russian Black Sea ports subjected to third drone strike this month, with no disruption of oil exports reported so far
New Ukrainian drone attack on Russia’s Νοvorossiysk port damages bulkers
Russian Black Sea terminals subjected to third drone strike this month, with no disruption of oil exports reported so far
Flow of women into top insurance jobs at Lloyd’s marketplace is shrinking
Lloyd’s of London and underwriters’ group hold summit to promote role of women in the industry
Extraordinarily high pool claims behind premium rise, says American Club
US-based group says the largest claims remain a concern after an expensive year