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Orderbook doubles, scrapping stalls: why dry bulk is not worried about 2027 yet
Dry bulk’s boom is being carried by chaos, not cargo — and the moment the chaos ends, a bloated orderbook lies in wait
Supply chains pivot from cost to resilience as trade uncertainty reshapes global networks
DP World research indicates years of disruption have fundamentally altered supply chain strategy, with resilience, route optionality and network flexibility emerging as competitive advantages rather than additional costs
Beyond shipping: UK maritime’s bid to become a strategic national priority
As geopolitical risk, energy security and economic resilience climb Whitehall’s agenda, UK shipping believes it has a rare opportunity to reposition itself from a transport sector concern to a strategic national priority
Industry touts multi-pronged approach to boost Malaysia’s port performance
A holistic approach will be needed for Malaysian ports to play a bigger role in the global maritime sector, according to a panel today at Malaysia Maritime Week 2026
Malaysia outlines maritime ambitions amid port expansions and bunkering reforms
Transport Minister Anthony Loke reaffirmed Malaysia’s commitment to strengthening its maritime efforts despite ongoing geopolitical volatility at the opening of Malaysia Maritime Week 2026
‘30-for-30’ tariff deal to lift China-US long haul at expense of Asean rerouting
Any cargo the tariff deal pulls back on to direct China-US services could land in a transpacific market already short of space, with congestion tying up 8.5% of the global fleet
AP Moller Capital targets Europe’s commodity gateways with Euroports acquisition
AP Moller Capital’s acquisition of a majority stake in Euroports expands its footprint across a network handling more than 70m tonnes annually, strengthening its exposure to critical bulk and breakbulk supply chains across Europe
The Week in Charts: Iran’s ship attacks show strategy of disruption not discrimination | Abu Dhabi emerges as container shipping’s Hormuz shuttle operator
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Port delays remove 3m teu of containership capacity
Congestion is absorbing 8.5% of the global fleet and may persist into the pre-Chinese New Year cargo peak, according to Sea-Intelligence
Abu Dhabi emerges as container shipping’s Hormuz shuttle operator
State-backed feeder vessels are maintaining some of the last regular container services through the Strait of Hormuz, mirroring the shuttle tanker model that has become critical to Gulf crude exports
Interferry wants ETS funds for shore power boost
Ferry operators want ETS funds to boost the supply of shore power available at European ports, saying investments in battery ships won’t pay off if they’ve nowhere to charge
China’s Pinglu canal is meant to carry new supply chains, not just old cargo
Beijing hopes the Pinglu Canal will draw southwestern China more deeply into production networks centred on Southeast Asia
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