Houthi militia are increasingly targeting US and UK-owned vessels transiting the Red Sea with at least three ships from the two countries hit by missiles in the last two weeks, while several others have come under fire.

Middle East hostilities and decisions by many owners to re-route ships around the Cape of Good Hope is shoring up markets and keeping freight rates above expectations, which does not equate to good news for ship recycling markets.

The new Asyad Container Terminal in Duqm, Oman, has started operations.

THE Alliance is suspending its Asia – Red Sea 1 Service due to the threat to safety of its vessels and crew.

Maqta Gateway, the digital arm of AD Ports, will install a Port Community System (PCS) at Aqaba to boost the port city’s maritime and tourism industries.

US-flagged Maersk vessel was targeted by Houthi missiles in the Gulf of Aden on Wednesday.

Goods arriving at Piraeus port are experiencing up to 20 days delay with more than 200,000 containers not yet having reached the port due to situation in the Red Sea, according to the president of the Athens Chamber of Tradesmen, Yannis...

Ports operator Gulftainer has chosen RISE with SAP as its new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software to increase its operational efficiency and cut costs.

The DR Congo was the worst rated in the International Chamber of Shipping’s (ICS) annual assessment of flag state performance.

Container rate levels are seeing the expected levelling out prior to Chinese New Year as the initial shock of the Red Sea crisis wanes and new vessels are deployed to meet the challenge of maintaining weekly services.