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Bulk carrier ship sailing at sea, photographed from above, transporting dry cargo containers with visible deck cranes and calm waters

Marginal rise for the dry cargo market

During the week ending Friday, September 19, the dry bulk cargo market recorded marginal rises overall, led by double-digit gains in Capes, while other vessel segments showed mixed and subdued movements

Aerial view of Doha city skyline with rising smoke from Israeli airstrikes reportedly targeting Hamas leaders

Doha under fire: Global shipping faces turbulence

The recent attack on Doha disrupts vital shipping lanes, forcing the maritime industry to adapt swiftly, reassess risks, and navigate a volatile geopolitical landscape impacting global trade and supply chains

China’s research icebreakers Xue Long and Xue Long 2 during the 41st Antarctic expedition near Zhongshan Station, preparing to unload cargo

The Arctic Express: The Suez Canal’s icy contender

The melting Arctic opens a tantalisingly short route between Asia and Europe. But can this Arctic Express truly challenge the Suez Canal’s dominance, or is it merely a geopolitical mirage shimmering on the ice?