New research has found that the maritime industry remains an “easy target” for cybercriminals, and that the cost of attacks and demand for ransom payments across the sector have skyrocketed over the past 12 months…
Suezmaxes and aframaxes look set to be the beneficiaries of last week’s announcement that the US will ease sanctions on Venezuelan oil, though analysts remain divided on whether the development is good news for the…
Taiwan-based container shipping line Evergreen has declared force majeure on a shipment to the Israeli port of Ashdod. The Ever Cozy (IMO 9904510) diverted to Haifa due to safety concerns, according to a customer note seen by Reuters. The…
Marie Kelly, Vice President, Defence Global at Norway-based marine insurer and Group Club Gard, has written a summary of the contractual implications of a situation as is now being seen in the Eastern Mediterranean. If…
Israel will provide compensation for ships that are damaged due to the war in Gaza and the government is taking steps to minimise risks for vessels using the country's ports, government advisories said. Israel has…
BIMCO has just issued a new Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) clause for voyage charterparties. Here are the main issues owners and charterers should be aware of. The Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) regulations have been in…
The growth in the level of activity in Ukraine’s unilateral ‘humanitarian” coastal Black Sea corridor from Odesa and other ports down to Istanbul, which began operating in September, has seen Russia step up its threats…
The increasing concern in recent years that some ports are not “playing the game” when it comes to permitting ships in difficulty to enter their harbours will not have been helped by a report yesterday…
The Amazon region is currently suffering from one of the worst droughts in years. Smoke from fires around the city Manaus is further hampering navigability in the rivers. Members and clients operating in the region…
