The shipping industry faces unique hurdles implementing remote work practices where split-second decisions and physical presence have traditionally defined operational success across global maritime supply chains
In a sea of disruption, maritime success depends not just on ships, but on leaders who can adapt, anticipate change, and guide their crews through today’s complex, fast-changing global waters
The maritime industry faces a relentless barrage of geopolitical risks, from trade wars to armed conflicts. With every new crisis, shipping routes, costs, and security concerns shift unpredictably, keeping global trade on edge
On March 24, 2025, Joe Kramek will testify before the Section 301 Committee, arguing that proposed port fees and U.S.-built vessel mandates will harm American consumers, exporters, and supply chains. This is a summary of his testimony
The Pentagon’s blacklisting of COSCO Shipping raises serious concerns about its impact on global maritime logistics and trade stability
As dry cargo vessels face a volatile yet resilient phase, the global demand for bulk commodities and evolving geopolitical shifts will influence the market’s outlook. Discover key trends, risks, and opportunities for 2025
The dry bulk cargo market extended its positive trend, with Capes gaining 14.05%. However, Panamaxes saw declines, particularly in the Atlantic, while Ultramaxes and Handies closed the week in positive territory
European shipowners welcome the call by Member States on the need for a European maritime industrial strategy that supports the competitiveness of the maritime sector
The Secretary General of the Shipyards’ & Marine Equipment Association of Europe (SEA) on the European maritime industrial strategy, how Europe can regain the ability to shipbuilding and the revival of the Greek shipbuilding industry