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Daily Briefing 26 March 2025
Crunch time for US port fee threat as final Washington hearings begin | IMO wonders how to start its fight against flagging fraud | Strategic slowdown across businesses as uncertainty stalks Singapore Maritime Week

Daily Briefing 25 March 2025
Baltic and Arctic are newest AIS interference hotspots | Former Singapore PM warns of geopolitical choppy waters for shipping | Shadow fleet tankers remain in recycling limbo as sanctions prevent sales

Daily Briefing 24 March 2025
China-Taiwan conflict fears could spark war risk insurer exodus | Gambia’s dark fleet gambit sees detentions and sanctions surge | EU sets stage for collaborative maritime strategy

Daily Briefing 21 March 2025
US port fee plan open to legal challenge | e-fuel production subsidies could price out developing countries study finds | Maximum pressure ramps up as Ofac sanctions Chinese teapot refinery

Daily Briefing 20 March 2025
Plans to levy China-built ships would have hit 30% of arrivals last year | Syria’s online seaborne trade reaches new highs | Shipping still far behind net zero trajectory, marine insurer data shows

Daily Briefing 19 March 2025
Caught between profits and patriotism: Li Ka-shing family port deal draws Chinas glare | Suezmax and LR rates rise amid the ongoing geopolitical ‘noise’ | Trade wars and ceasefires can both boost dry bulk in eyes of United Maritime

Daily Briefing 18 March 2025
Escalation in Red Sea threat expected after US air strikes | Beijing ups political rhetoric over CK Hutchison port sale | Europe is hydrogen’s next best hope if the IMO fails, says analyst

Daily Briefing 17 March 2025
Geopolitical tensions at Panama Canal still very high despite sale of ports | IMO green rules possible without Trump’s America | Beijing casts shadow over CK Hutchison’s blockbuster port sale as national interest concerns raised

Daily Briefing 14 March 2025
Ofac targets ‘shadow fleet’ tankers, STS operators, and Iran’s oil minister in latest sanctions | Over half of LPG cargoes claiming Iraqi origin may actually be Iranian | Zim’s view on US port fee plan and why spot rates are falling

Daily Briefing 13 March 2025
US could face trade ‘apocalypse’ if Trump port fee plan isn’t killed | Spoofing goes haywire as gas tanker visits Hindu temple | EU entities on hook for what non-EU subsidiaries do on Russia sanctions

Daily Briefing 12 March 2025
Why Trump may be about to apply ‘maximum pressure’ to shipping’s fake flag problem | US port fees a ‘game changer’ for global shipbuilding dynamics | Are spot rates sinking due to alliance reshuffle or US tariff chaos?

Daily Briefing 11 March 2025
Elon Musk, the DOGE effect and the risks to US shipping trades | Sanctioned ships laden with Russian diesel descend on Syria’s Baniyas | Tanker and containership left ablaze after collision

Daily Briefing 10 March 2025
More tankers turn to China’s Dongying as covert hub for sanctioned tonnage | State actors’ were behind recent tanker explosions but unknowns make risk assessment impossible | The long view from Long Beach

Daily Briefing 7 March 2025
Red Sea returns not enough to move dial on traffic volumes | Port fees on Chinese ships could put some US exporters ‘out of business’ | Agility required in unpredictable times, says Torm’s Meldgaard

Daily Briefing 6 March 2025
Why Trump 2.0 tariffs could be worse for container lines than round one | CK Hutchison’s blockbuster port sale — a triple win for MSC, CK and Trump | Is Trump’s obsession with a US shipbuilding renaissance laudable, or a futile quest?

Daily Briefing 5 March 2025
CK Hutchison agrees $22.8bn deal to sell off Hutchison Ports stake | If US taxes Chinese ships, liners could pull capacity from US ports | Why a US withdrawal from world stage would be bad for shipping
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