Threat vs reality: How Trump has shaped shipping in his first six months back in power
Administration’s actions show the president will not always chicken out, at least not completely
Regulation
Four sanctioned tankers falsely flying the flag of tiny island nation. Now it is demanding action
Timor-Leste is the latest nation to reveal that fraudsters are using its name to register shadow fleet vessels
Iranian businessman and ‘central’ dark fleet player hit by EU sanctions over Russian oil blending
Latest measures target UAE-based traders allegedly involved in moving Russian oil
Red Sea sinking: Crewing agency cooperating with Filipino probe after losing licence
Status Maritime supplied 21 seafarers on board a bulker sunk by Houthis
‘Ambition and pragmatism’: LNG needs a clearer role in IMO’s net-zero policies
Decarbonisation needs to embrace both ambition and pragmatism for success, says head of DNV maritime
Sail-powered shipping group knocks on other doors after Trump halts decarbonisation efforts
Group looks to state funding and private donations to advance goal of cargo by sail
Flag states blamed as crew abandonments keep rising amid ‘pattern of abuse’
Union takes aim at owners who dump their responsibilities at the first sign of trouble
Slovakia delays oil price cap reform amid sanctions wrangling
EU fails to push through latest package of measures targeting Russia
Wrecks to add to pollution woes in busy shipping lanes
Baltic Sea states warn of the threat of oil leaks from more than 1,000 submerged vessels
Russia oil price cap cut blocked by single EU holdout country
Bloc is mulling floating cap system after falling global prices made scheme ineffective