Denmark strengthens shadow fleet checks on ‘worn-out’ ships at Baltic gateway
Policy is the latest sign of a more robust European policy targeting the Russian shadow fleet
Regulation
Tariff collection and cargo inspections continue as US Customs stays open during shutdown
Treasury department to continue sanctions enforcement
‘Global rules for a global industry’: Why the liner sector is backing the IMO on greenhouse gas plans
World Shipping Council remains steadfast in support for Net-Zero Framework
‘The is no Plan B’: John Denholm says alternative to IMO carbon rules is ‘chaos’
ICS members have been active in working with national governments to secure framework success, says secretary general
‘There is no Plan B’: John Denholm says alternative to IMO carbon rules is ‘chaos’
ICS members have been working with national governments to secure framework success, says secretary general
Here’s how the US government shutdown impacts federal maritime agencies
MARAD keeps most of its staff, and Jamieson Greer’s team is still at work
US shipping regulator falls victim to government shutdown
Federal Maritime Commission puts staff on furlough until Congress resumes funding
Shipowners pull vessels from Hong Kong flag before sting of US fees
Re-flagging alone will not spare ships with Chinese links from fees
War of the shipping fees: Uncertainty over charges may continue until Trump-Xi summit and beyond
Shipping continues to wait for guidance on Jamieson Greer’s fees
‘Go-to guy’: US ‘coalition builder’ quits IMO role as Trump-IMO carbon showdown heats up
Consensus builder retires as Trump administration takes more aggressive stance at UN shipping regulator