Skip to content
Home » UKRAINE

UKRAINE

Bulk carrier loaded with grain alongside a Black Sea export terminal, with silos, conveyors and port infrastructure in view

Black Sea dry bulk drops 42% as disruption deepens

The SeaNation team presents data from Xclusiv Shipbrokers, Inc., showing a sharp summer contraction in Black Sea dry bulk trade as geopolitical disruption increasingly compounds seasonal weakness across Russia and Ukraine

Aerial editorial-style image of a vast logistics and infrastructure landscape combining ports, rail networks, energy facilities, warehouses, and cargo aviation infrastructure. At the center lies a large unfinished blueprint-like void marked by faint planning lines, surrounded by interconnected systems rendered in muted grey and steel-blue tones

When these wars end…

The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East are accelerating a historic redistribution of power, ensuring that the world emerging from these conflicts will look nothing like the one we know today

Black-and-white photograph of waves crashing against wooden pier supports, with foaming water moving forcefully between the pilings

Decks and Deals Weekly #23

The global shipping industry, from December 14–20, 2025, saw container rates spike as geopolitical temperatures rose. Maersk cautiously re-entered the Red Sea, while Ukraine’s drone campaign expanded into the Mediterranean Sea

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin speaking at podiums during a joint press conference in Alaska, with audience listening

After Alaska: The various breakthroughs of the Trump–Putin summit

The Trump–Putin summit in Alaska reshapes global geopolitics, marking Russia’s return from pariah to partner, sidelining Europe, shifting burdens to Ukraine, and unveiling America’s strategy to counter China through renewed U.S.–Russia cooperation