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Search ArticlesIMO meeting wraps up without consensus on Net-Zero framework
States again failed to agree on a deal following pressure from a small minority of fossil-fuel producing nations and division among progressive states, reported the Brussels-based Transport and Environment (T&E) activist group. Negotiations at the IMO, which wrapped up in London today, have drawn a blank for the third meeting in a row, as US and Saudi-led efforts to scupper progress were successful.
‘We Are Stalled’: US-Iran War Stuck With No End in Sight
‘We Are Stalled’: US-Iran War Stuck With No End in Sight ByCourtney McBride (Bloomberg) — The US and Iran have intensified tit-for-tat military strikes in recent days, remaining locked between ceasefire and all-out war as the White House struggles to end the six-month conflict. “Very clearly militarily, we are stalled,” Republican Representative Pat Harrigan of North Carolina, who sits on the House Armed Services Committee, said in an interview on Wednesday.
Dubai’s Jebel Ali Port Falls Out Of Global Top 30 As Strait Of Hormuz Disruption Cuts Gulf Traffic
Image Credits: Wikipedia Dubai’s Jebel Ali port has fallen from 10th to 32nd place in the global container port rankings after a sharp drop in container traffic linked to disruption around the Strait of Hormuz. Jebel Ali handled 3.14 million TEU in the first half of 2026, down from 7.77 million TEU a year earlier, a fall of almost 60%. The drop was even sharper in the second quarter, when the port handled just 374,000 TEU, down more than 90% from a year earlier.
Construction underway on third-generation 39-metre design for Singapore’s majestic fast ferry
Construction is underway on a next-generation 39-metre passenger ferry Incat Crowther has designed for Singapore’s Majestic Fast Ferry. The new ferry builds on the successful first and second-generation 39-metre ferry platforms Incat Crowther has designed for the same operator. The third-generation 39-metre ferry incorporates a number of refinements developed in consultation with Majestic Fast Ferry and Indonesian shipyard PT Cahaya Samudra.
European ports must diversify to survive, SMM panellists argue
Specialising themselves into a corner by becoming experts in just-in-time supply chains and economies of scale, European ports must urgently put this strategy into reverse, SMI heard at SMM’s new ‘All About Ports’ sidebar conference taking place this week.
Best Oasis Weekly Recycling Market Report, 4 September 2026
The Indian recycling market remained quite buoyant during the week, supported by a substantial improvement in local
Intermodal Report Week 35 2026
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UK subsea contractor’s fleet grows with another SMD ROV
Film-Ocean, a UK-based subsea contractor providing ROV inspection and intervention services,has taken delivery of another remotely operated vehicle (ROV) from SMD, completing a major fleet investment program. This comes as Film-Ocean took delivery of two Quantum 250-hp heavy-duty work-class ROVs in October 2025 and January 2026, as part of the investment program announced in September 2025.
KLN RECORDS STEADY FIRST-HALF DESPITE TARIFFS, GEOPOLITICAL TENSIONS
KLN Logistics Group (KLN) reported a steady first‑half performance for 2026, with revenue and core net profit edging higher despite margin pressure across its Integrated Logistics (IL) and International Freight Forwarding (IFF) divisions. The Hong Kong‑listed logistics group said the results reflected a complex operating environment shaped by geopolitical tensions, tariff uncertainty and shifting global supply chains.
Russian tour boat skipper gets three years’ jail time for capsizing that killed five
A court in Russia’s Buryatia Republic has handed down a prison sentence of three years and five months on a local tour boat captain for an accident that killed five people earlier this year. The defendant, a 41-year-old male, was at the controls of an airboat carrying 16 passengers on Lake Baikal near the town of Turka when it became flooded and eventually capsized on May 19. The defendant and 11 passengers were able to swim safely to shore while the remaining five passengers perished.