International
Adani Ports to buy European liquid bulk terminal operator Evos in €2.56bn deal
India's APSEZ will take over eight Evos terminals in five European countries, lifting its global network to 28 ports and terminals in 10 countries.
International
Finnish court jails captain and bosun of cargo ship Fitburg over damage to Baltic subsea cables
The ship dragged its anchor about 130 km across the Gulf of Finland seabed on New Year's Eve 2025, cutting two telecom cables. Both men plan or are weighing appeals.
International
IMO Council backs Arsenio Dominguez for a second term as secretary-general, to run until 2031
The decision still needs the IMO Assembly's approval in late 2027. If confirmed, the Panamanian will lead the UN shipping body from 2028 to the end of 2031.
International
Eastern Pacific Shipping turns to Japan’s Imabari for four midsize containerships
The deal would take EPS to more than 65 containerships on order, as Japan pushes to double its shipbuilding capacity by 2035.
International
UK bill would stop new North Sea exploration licences but let existing fields expand
The Energy Independence Bill ends licensing of new areas but creates certificates that could unlock about 60 million barrels around existing fields.
International
Equinor halts Visund production in the North Sea after switchboard room fire
All 128 people on board were safe after the fire. Production is stopped and Norwegian gas exports from the field have been cut while repairs are made.
International
Transpacific becomes the most profitable container trade as rates near pandemic highs
Shanghai–Los Angeles earns carriers about five times more per mile than Asia–Europe via the Cape, but rates are starting to ease.
International
Commonwealth leaders board ammonia pioneer ship as push to cut shipping’s oil use grows
King Charles III, Australia's prime minister and more than a dozen leaders toured Fortescue Green Pioneer, the first ship to demonstrate ammonia as a marine fuel.



