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Cook Islands registry removed from flag states’ information-sharing compact

The Cook Islands registry has been ejected from RISC, the information-sharing database launched to prevent sanctions-skirting tankers from hopping between flags, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter

Sanctions Risk and Compliance

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The Lloyd’s List Outlook Forum: Live from Singapore

Lloyd’s List’s editor-in-chief Richard Meade leads a star-studded line-up at Singapore Maritime Week and asks how the industry can invest long-term when volatility is at an all-time high 

Sustainability Lloyd’s List Podcast Singapore Maritime Week

Half-year Outlook 2025

The Lloyd’s List mid-year outlook finds shipping stalling on decisions amid geopolitical uncertainties. An era of economic stability is ending and a new global economic and market paradigm is emerging, but the end state is not yet clear. Click here to view the full report

 

NYK's recently completed Asuka III at Meyer Werft
Shipbuilding: supercycle set to continue while US and EU talk up shipbuilding strategies
The argument for expanding shipbuilding and marine equipment production in the West is gathering pace, while high demand for new ships across most sectors will continue, despite a recent slowdown in orders
US China containerships trade conflict concept
The future is on hold: uncertainty stymies shipping strategy
As economic stability crumbles and geopolitical tensions flare, any short-term upside from the current disruption is being outweighed by fears of an uncertain future. Strategic investment is on hold as shipping prices in the risk of the new economic landscape
Containers trade instability concept
Containers: uncertainty reigns as tariff turmoil and overcapacity looms
Container shipping in 2025 remains volatile, with Trump’s trade policies fuelling uncertainty. While the global trade war dominates headlines, a more pressing and all too familiar issue looms: overcapacity
Carbon credit concept
Regulation: Nervous wait for the IMO to adopt carbon pricing
The IMO’s new net zero framework is set for formal adoption in October. The regulator still has much work to complete to make the complicated scheme work

 

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