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Qatar Has Loaded Its First LNG Cargoes Since Force Majeure
The trip still depends on navigation in the crucial Strait of Hormuz, which is effectively closed for commercial ships.
Ras Laffan Industrial City. Source: Getty Images
Disruption to Shipping in the Gulf Brings Record Cancellations
New import bookings have collapsed while cancellations spike, reports Dun & Bradstreet.
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Podcast | More Than Labor: Today, Global Sourcing Is All About Total Cost
In decades past, manufacturers fled the U.S. for Asia in search of lower production expense. But sourcing decisions today are a lot more complicated than that.
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War Risk Insurance and the Current Crisis in the Persian Gulf
For the container industry, war-risk surcharges are no longer exceptional line items that appear and disappear with individual conflicts.
Fires burning aboard the Greek-flagged MV Sounion in the Red Sea. Photo: EUNAVFOR Aspides
Report From TPM26: The Iran War Dominates Discussion of Container Shipping Outlook
What container shippers want most today is service stability. But global forces are making that wish increasingly tough to grant.
A Navy ship patrols the Red Sea. Photo: iStock/gorsh13
Marsh Says U.S. Tanker-Insurance Plan Could Take a Few Weeks
President Donald Trump said on March 3 that the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation would offer insurance “at a very reasonable price."
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Report: Ferry Pollution Worse Than Cars in Many European Port Cities
T&E says Europe’s ageing fleet of nearly 2,000 ferries are a large but overlooked source of foul air in coastal cities.
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District Court Rules in Favor of NYC Congestion Fee
U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman labeled the Trump administration's attempt to shut the program down as "arbitrary and capricious, and not in accordance with law."
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CSCOs Urged to Act Swiftly in Response to Iran War
Do not ignore the potential for your business to leverage upside as a consequence of an otherwise difficult geopolitical event, warns Gartner's David Gonzalez.
Smoke rises after an explosion in the industrial zone in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, on Tuesday, March 3, 2026. Oil surged for a second day as the U.S. and Israel stepped up their war against Iran, with a fire at a key storage hub in the United Arab Emirates underscoring the risk to energy supplies. Source: Bloomberg
Trump Says U.S. Will Escort, Insure Oil Tankers During Iran War
Trump said the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation would offer insurance to help ensure the flow of commercial trade in the Gulf.
An oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. Photographer: Kaveh Kazemi/Getty Images
Iran Conflict Creates Layers of Uncertainty Across Middle East
Economists caution that the broader risk lies less in surging oil prices, and more in how that interacts with other mounting geopolitical pressures.
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World’s Top Container Carriers Revise Sailings to Avoid Mideast
Some carriers are canceling bookings temporarily, skipping some port calls, warning of delays and implementing surcharges.
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