A global carbon price is unlikely to take the form of a separate levy, with IMO states converging on a compromise plan based on a greenhouse gas fuel standard

During the drought that enforced serious restrictions on the canal for much of 2023-2024, the railway played a vital role in the so-called land bridge between the Pacific and Atlantic hubs

Sanctioned product tanker Virat and shadow fleet crude oil tanker Kairo were hit by naval drones, Ukrainian security services confirmed

Singapore-headquartered company recently pulled out of a greenfield terminal project at Jawaharlal Nehru, India

The security dynamics in the Red Sea may have changed, but analysis of vessel-tracking data reveals this has done little to reassure the majority of those that diverted to the Cape of Good Hope in the early days of the crisis

If you’re a ship operator planning global deployments that extend beyond mid-October, you’d like to know what the rules will be for US port fees. Ship operators won’t know those rules for at least another month

Lloyd’s List’s editor-in-chief Richard Meade brings you the behind-the-scenes chatter from Nor-Shipping 2025, where many in the industry are more optimistic about the future, despite the increasing geopolitical chaos around them

Despite market share gains, overall new ship orders remain 45% down year on year, raising uncertainty whether South Korean yards can meet annual targets

Through new initiatives such as the ‘RISING’ framework and calls for greater collaboration, China is seeking a stronger voice in shaping global maritime rules and advancing decarbonisation efforts

Global container trade maintained steady growth in April, following a record-breaking March, as the industry continues to defy forecasts for a weak trading year. Despite US tariff concerns, Asian exports — particularly from Southeast Asia — remained strong