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Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from Portugal national team
Portuguese football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football.
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The Hidden Liabilities In Maritime Acquisitions
What Buyers, Sellers and Investors Often Miss During Due DiligenceBy Sabrina Brigance, CMIP, Managing Director, Marine Practice, Hylant Maritime mergers and acquisitions can create significant opportunities for growth. Private equity...
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France Extends Maritime Patrol Plane’s Stay in Black Sea After Cargo Ship Attacks
A French maritime patrol aircraft deployed to Romania to bolster surveillance after a series of deadly strikes on merchant ships in the Black Sea on the edge of NATO's eastern flank will extend its stay by several weeks, its commander said on Thursday.
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Azerbaijan, European partners prepare for key energy corridor talks
A meeting on the Caspian-Black Sea-Europe Green Energy Corridor project is set to take place in Bucharest at the end of November.
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Iran Reports More Tanker Fires in Strait of Hormuz
Two oil tankers and a tugboat caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said on Thursday, as Iran continues to report a growing number of incidents with vessels trying to transit the Strait on routes unauthorized by the Islamic Republic. One of the oil tankers hit a naval min…
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Maersk Slides as Upgraded Guidance Is Lower Than Anticipated
AP Moller-Maersk A/S shares slumped after a guidance upgrade and third-quarter earnings from the world’s second-largest shipping line fell short of analyst estimates.
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FAO calls for sustainable fisheries management and aquaculture development in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan needs effective fisheries management, habitat conservation and responsible aquaculture practices to ensure the sustainable use of its aquatic resources in the Caspian Sea and inland waters, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
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EU Survey Reveals Massive Support for Renewable Energy Transition
A majority of European Union citizens are in favor of an accelerated transition away from oil and gas and into alternative energy sources and transport electrification, a survey conducted by the European Investment Bank has shown, as reported by Reuters, which got an exclusive look at the survey. According to the surv…
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Maersk lifts guidance again on high freight rates, resilient trade
Danish shipping giant Maersk upgraded its 2026 profit outlook for a third time on Thursday, as congested ports, resilient consumer demand and investments in artificial intellig...
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Propspeed Joins RightShip’s Zero Harm Innovation Partners Program to Support More Efficient and Sustainable Vessel Operations
Improving vessel energy efficiency is an important part of the maritime industry’s efforts to reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. While hull performance often receives significant attention, the condition...
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Coast Guard Looks to Commercial Icebreakers to Keep Northeast Ports Open This Winter
The U.S. Coast Guard is exploring the use of commercial icebreaking vessels to help keep Northeast ports and waterways open this winter, as the service prepares for another season of...
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UAE Weighs Plans for Third Strait of Hormuz Bypass Pipeline
The United Arab Emirates currently operates one crude export pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz and announced earlier this year that it was building a second. A third pipeline is reportedly being planned to further expand crude capacity and reroute energy flows around Hormuz, reducing exposure to Iranian disr…
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Vance Blames His Own Administration’s Iran War for Republican Defeat
Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday blamed Republicans’ midterm election losses on the Trump administration’s eight-month war with Iran, which has driven up global energy prices and left commercial shipping...
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India Sees Some Trade Relief, New Risks After Democrat Sweep
Indian officials were cautious on the US midterm election results, saying it eases some of the pressure over trade tensions but creates a new layer of uncertainty in an already fragile relationship.
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CSTO may consider suspending Armenia’s voting rights
Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) Secretary General Taalatbek Masadykov said the organisation could consider suspending Armenia’s voting rights and halting the nomination of Armenian citizens to quota-based positions within the CSTO.
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Drone attack sparks fire at Ozon logistics centre in Russia’s Adygea
A fire broke out at an Ozon logistics centre in the city of Adygeysk, in Russia’s Republic of Adygea, following a drone attack.
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Iran Says Four Oil Tankers Destroyed by Mines Near Strait of Hormuz
Four oil tankers were destroyed after hitting naval mines in an area south of the Strait of Hormuz proscribed by Iran as prohibited for navigation, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said on Wednesday, as attacks on vessels in the region intensify while crude oil flows have dipped from recent highs. The f…
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Iran exempts ships of four countries from Strait of Hormuz transit restrictions
Iran has exempted vessels belonging to India, China, Iraq and Qatar from transit restrictions imposed in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Azeri Light oil price falls by 2.62% at Italy's Augusta Port
The price of Azerbaijan's Azeri Light crude oil has declined by $3.05, or 2.62%, compared with the previous indicator, reaching $113.45 per barrel on a CIF basis at Italy's Augusta port.
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U.S. Coast Guard Detains MSC Cruise Ship in Miami
The U.S. Coast Guard has detained the cruise ship MSC Poesia at PortMiami, forcing MSC Cruises to cancel an 11-night Caribbean voyage after the vessel remained in port for two...
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Qatar’s US LNG Bet Signals a New Energy Order
Turning to your biggest rival is rarely a sign of confidence. Yet Qatar's decision to sign long-term contracts for US supplies suggests the world's second-largest LNG exporter is increasingly concerned that instability in the Gulf could undermine its ambitious expansion plans.
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New Jersey Governor Warns Ports Against Handling Russian Diesel
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill is warning port and terminal operators not to accept Russian diesel shipments heading toward the U.S. East Coast, arguing that the Trump administration’s authorization of...
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Australia Bans Bulk Carrier Over Repeated Falsification of Crew Rest Records
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has banned a Marshall Islands-flagged bulk carrier from Australian ports for 90 days after inspectors discovered that crew work and rest records had been...
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Hapag-Lloyd, ONE Warn Most Cargo Lost in Massive Containership Fire
Hapag-Lloyd and Ocean Network Express (ONE) are warning customers that most of the cargo aboard the fire-damaged containership Espirito Santo Express is likely severely damaged or a total loss, more...
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Dubai Benchmark Slips Into Contango for the First Time Since July
The curve of the Dubai benchmark is showing signs that rising oil flows from the Middle East are exceeding demand for the first time since early July, when the three-week U.S.-Iran ceasefire allowed millions of barrels to leave unhindered the Strait of Hormuz. Physical flows have been gradually rising for the past two…
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Former USS Enterprise Begins Final Voyage to Alabama for Dismantling
The former USS Enterprise (CVN 65), the world’s first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, departed Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia under tow on Monday, November 2, beginning its final journey to Mobile,...
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How China Is Building Influence in Central Asia, One Laboratory at a Time
Scientific and educational cooperation may be less visible than a railway, but it may also have longer lasting and broader results.
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Azerbaijan-Greece trade rises to $715.7 million, up more than 50% since 2024
Trade turnover between Azerbaijan and Greece exceeded $715.7 million in January–September 2026, marking an 8.7% increase compared with the corresponding period of 2025, according to the State Customs Committee.
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War Widens in the Black Sea in a Test of NATO Red Lines
After seven strikes on cargo ships near NATO members Romania and Bulgaria last month, the US-led military alliance said it would deploy maritime patrol aircraft, radars and drones to bolster its eastern flank in the Black Sea.
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Azerbaijan's electric vehicle imports plunge 56% in first nine months of 2026
Azerbaijan imported 680 electric vehicles between January and September 2026, marking a 56.4% decline compared with the corresponding period of 2025. According to data released by the State Customs Committee, the total value of electric vehicle imports fell by...