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The Fight for Control of the Panama Canal
Although Trump has repeatedly said he wants the U.S. to retake the Panama Canal, his actual goals could fall well short of that.
Photo: iStock/Ceri Breeze
Lawsuit Challenges Hong Kong Firm's Control of Panama Ports
The lawsuit claims that the contracts allowing Hong Kong-owned CK Hutchison Holdings to operate two ports at either end of the canal violate Panama's constitution.
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Norway Releases Ship Linked to Sweden-Latvia Cable Damage
The Norwegian-registered ship carrying a fully Russian crew was allowed to leave the port in Tromso after “a number of investigative steps."
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Trump Admin Demands 'Immediate Changes' to Panama Canal Operations
Rubio's office warned that the U.S. would take necessary measures to protect the Panama Canal against China's alleged influence in the region.
Panama Canal, Panama. Photo: iStock / Marina113
Supply Chains 2025: The Uncertainty Principle
The future contains much uncertainty, but also a wealth of opportunities for innovative and far-thinking enterprises.
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Ocean Carriers May Have to Pay a Fee in the Baltic
Authorities continue to investigate multiple cases where ships have allegedly dragged anchors across the sea floor, damaging cables and raising concerns about potential sabotage.
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FMC Threatens Fines for Panama Over Canal Operations
Panama President José Raúl Mulino says the canal "is and will remain Panama's," while denying the allegation that any foreign nation is interfering with its day-to-day operations.
Several freighters, assisted by tugboats, entering the Panama Canal at Gatun Locks on the Atlantic side. Photo: iStock / searagen
U.S. and U.K. Ships Return to Red Sea After Houthis Vow to Hold Fire
Six ships linked to the U.S. and U.K. have successfully transited the area without coming under attack since January 19.
Photographer: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg
DP World Says Curb on Red Sea Attacks Could Bring Ocean Freight Rates ‘Crashing Down’
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have signaled that they plan to stop attacking ships with links to the U.S. and U.K. after a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.
A rally staged against Israel and in solidarity with Palestinians in Sanaa in May 2024. Photo: Bloomberg
Ocean Carriers Still Reluctant to Return to Red Sea
MSC, A.P. Moller-Maersk A/S, Hapag-Lloyd AG and CMA CGM Group have all been hesitant to resume operations in the Red Sea.
Photo: iStock / IgorSPb
Houthis Release Crew of Galaxy Leader Cargo Ship
The crew of the ship — which includes mariners from at least five countries — had been held captive by Houthis in Yemen since November 2023.
Image: iStock/bogdanserban
Houthis Say They Plan to Scale Back Attacks in Red Sea
Houthi attacks in the Red Sea date back to November 2023, when rebels attacked the British-owned Galaxy Leader cargo ship and seized its crew.
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