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Thousands Welcome Queen Anne at Southampton Port, UK

Cunard's latest addition, the Queen Anne, has docked at her homeport of Southampton in preparation for her inaugural journey to Lisbon this week.

May 10th Removal Date for Baltimore Bridge Container Ship

Authorities anticipate the Dali containership, currently in Baltimore port after hitting the Francis Scott Key bridge, will be removed by May 10

Hapag-Lloyd CEO Voices Optimism Over End of Red Sea Crisis

The CEO of German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd, Rolf Habben Jansen, expressed optimism on Monday about resolving the Red Sea crisis by year's end.

Red Sea Houthi Drone Attack Neutralized by Italian Navy

An Italian naval vessel neutralized a drone launched by Yemen's Houthi rebels aimed at a European freighter, according to Italy's defense ministry

Iran to Finally Release Crew of the MSC Aries

Iran's foreign minister announced over the weekend that the crew of the MSC Aries, a vessel with a capacity of 15,000 TEU, will soon be released.

Express Asia-Mexico Service Launched by OOCL

OOCL has launched a new shipping service, the Transpacific Latin Pacific 5 (TLP5), as part of its Asia–Latin America route offerings.

CNA CGM & Bpifrance Launch €200m Energy Transition Fund

CMA CGM and public investment bank Bpifrance announce creation of €200M fund dedicated to advancing energy transition in French maritime sector.

Plans for Up To 12 Offshore Wind Auctions Announced by US

US unveils five-year plan for offshore wind energy development, which proposes up to 12 potential offshore wind energy lease sales through 2028.

Partnership for DP World & Malaysia’s Sabah Ports

Container terminal operator DP World has teamed up with Malaysia's Sabah Ports to manage and enhance the Sapangar Bay Container Port.

Haiti Fuel Terminal at a Standstill Due to Armed Gangs

Operations at a major fuel import terminal in Haiti were halted after an armed gang took control, seizing trucks and forcing the facility's closure

Dali's Owner & Manager to Face Court Trial in Baltimore

Singapore-based shipowner Grace Ocean & shipmanager Synergy Group are to face trial in Baltimore after the city's legal team initiate a lawsuit.

Veteran Aframax Sold by TEN as Firm Continues Fleet Overhaul

Greek shipping company Tsakos Energy Navigation has successfully sold an older aframax tanker, advancing its initiative to modernize its fleet.

China Ups Influence on Cruise Industry with 2nd Domestic Ship

China has made significant progress in its shipbuilding industry as its second domestically produced cruise ship enters the final assembly stage.

IMO to Support Pacific Island Nations with New Fiji Office

The Fiji office will cater to the needs of Pacific Island countries by aligning IMO initiatives with national and regional development strategies

Plans for Three Offshore Wind Farms Jettisoned by New York

The U.S. offshore wind industry faced a setback when the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority canceled three projects.

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