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We bring you highlights from Lloyd’s List’s weekly briefing on the Middle East conflict, including analysis on how the crisis is affecting the container market and the shadow fleet
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Beijing appears to be leveraging port state control inspections as a pressure tool following Panama’s forced takeover of Hutchison port assets
Petrostates and Pacific Islands are once again at loggerheads over the IMO’s carbon price plans as official talks inch closer in the shadow of US threats
Lloyd’s List editor-in-chief Richard Meade and APAC editor Cichen Shen point out the key issues to watch as shipping enters one of its most turbulent years yet
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