| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Di | Philippine truckers say Manila port operations slow by up to 90% | ||
| Di | TT-Line to become second carrier on Estonia-Finland route | ||
| Di | Hyundai Glovis and US carrier LGL sign Korea-US nuclear PCTC MoU | ||
| Di | Saab UK and British firm Kraken test autonomous drone-detection vessel | ||
| Di | Kazakhstan starts Aktau port dredging to lift Middle Corridor cargo 30% | ||
| Di | Panama Canal opens long-term booking to Panamax locks for first time | ||
| Di | Jordan, UAE break ground on $2.5bn mining rail link to Aqaba port | ||
| Di | Greek car carrier Neptune Ethos grounds off Salamina in Greece with 36 aboard | ||
| Di | Royal Caribbean and MSC start building joint cruise terminal in Japan | ||
| Di | At least 22 dead after passenger boat sinks in DR Congo river collision | ||
| Mo | IAA PortNews: USC' Krasnoye Sormovo Shipyard delivers new river-sea going class dry cargo ship | ||
| Mo | SFL enters gas shipping with $216m ammonia carrier order | ||
| Mo | Canadian Arctic carrier NEAS launches regular liner service to Newfoundland | ||
| Mo | Hormuz disruption cuts 14% of global oil and gas supply, McKinsey says | ||
| Mo | OOCL to launch China-South America east coast service | ||
| Mo | Fincantieri installs twin 800-ton cranes for 200,000-gt-plus ships in Italy | ||
| Mo | Oman port operator SOHAR promotes Raid Al Rubaiey to CEO | ||
| Mo | ONE and ClassNK test boxship roll damping tanks with vessel data | ||
| Mo | K Line linked to $494m Samsung LNG pair in South Korea | ||
| Mo | G7 agrees 100m-barrel oil release with diesel front-loaded in first 20 days | ||
| Mo | Saudi Aramco slashes Asia crude prices by up to $5 as Europe rises $3 | ||
| Mo | Singapore yard Seatrium wins ninth FSRU conversion for Turkish Karpowership | ||
| Mo | Gunvor becomes Centalion and plans Singapore headquarters move | ||
| Mo | Iraq state tanker company moves 2m barrels through Hormuz for first time in decades | ||
| Mo | Singapore liner Sea Legend sends first 2026 Arctic boxship back via Suez |