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Global Gateways: Page 15
Port of Brunswick Looks to Expand RoRo Capacity With $100M Berth
Construction at Brunswick on a fourth berth to dock a vessel with an overall length of 975 feet is already 30% complete, with the berth scheduled to open in November 2027.
U.S. Guides Stranded Maersk Ship Through Strait of Hormuz
The exact route the
Alliance Fairfax
took to exit the strait remains unclear, nor has any information been offered as to the exact role the U.S. Navy played.
Shipping Lines Skeptical of Trump's Plan to Help Trapped Hormuz Vessels
Trump provided few specifics regarding the scope of the plan to assist ships trapped in the strait, or even how exactly it would work in practice.
Trump Says U.S. to Start Guiding Trapped Ships Through Hormuz
This new effort does not currently involve U.S. Navy escorts, but rather a coordination process for countries, insurance companies and shipping organizations.
Iran Doubles Down on Fight for Control over Strait of Hormuz
Khamenei stressed that Iran has no intention of relinquishing control of the Strait of Hormuz, and that the country plans to implement new legal frameworks for managing the waterway.
Tariffs Drive Chaotic Year for Imports at U.S. Ports in 2025
"2025 will surely be remembered as the year U.S. tariffs rewrote the global trade playbook," Descartes said in its
Top 30 U.S. Ports
report released on April 28.
ONE Reports 92% Dip in 2025 Profits
ONE took in $338 million in full-year net profits for the fiscal year, down from $4.24 billion the previous year.
Iranian Ports Could Be Blockaded for ‘Months,’ Says Trump
The economist Paul Krugman, a former
New York Times
columnist, said he believed most analysts had been “far too sanguine” about the effects of a prolonged Hormuz crisis.
Hormuz Disruptions Trigger Billions of Dollars in Oil Trading Disputes
The increasingly widespread issues are adding to headaches for producers and traders already grappling with the biggest oil supply shock in history.
Trump Admin Announces $774M in Funding for U.S. Port Infrastructure
The initiative will include projects to expand rail tunnels, upgrade screening technology for national security, and add new cargo terminals.
Japanese Crude Supertanker Manages Hormuz Exit in War First
The
Idemitsu Maru
began sailing late on April 27 toward the strait from northwest of Abu Dhabi, where it had been sitting idle for more than a week.
Mideast Urea Output Slumps with Lack of Fertilizer Ships to Load
Since the Iran war began at the end of February, only 11 ships laden with fertilizer have transited the Strait of Hormuz.
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