- Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey honors industry leaders at sold-out International Maritime Hall of Fame awards dinner
The Maritime Association of the Port of New York and New Jersey hosted its annual International Maritime Hall of Fame awards dinner, bringing together leading figures from the maritime and logistics sectors. The sold-out event recognized individuals and organizations for major contributions to the shipping industry, port development and maritime commerce.
https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/26/maritime-association-of-the-port-of-new-york-and-new-jersey-honors-industry-leaders-at-sold-out-international-maritime-hall-of-fame-awards-dinner/
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- AD Ports Group establishes consolidated multimodal inland logistics network to strengthen UAE industrial supply chains
AD Ports Group has launched a consolidated multimodal inland logistics network aimed at improving connectivity between ports, industrial zones and logistics hubs across the UAE. The initiative is designed to strengthen national supply chains, improve cargo movement efficiency and support industrial growth in the country.
https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/26/ad-ports-group-establishes-consolidated-multimodal-inland-logistics-network-to-strengthen-uae-industrial-supply-chains/
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- Russia says magnetic mines found on tanker at Ust-Luga port
Russian authorities said magnetic mines were discovered attached to a tanker at the Ust-Luga port terminal, raising new security concerns around shipping operations in the region. Officials stated that specialists safely removed the devices and launched an investigation into the incident.
https://gcaptain.com/russia-says-magnetic-mines-found-on-tanker-at-ust-lugaport/
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- Parliamentary panel to hear views of Shipping Ministry on impact of West Asia crisis on India’s maritime trade
An Indian parliamentary panel is set to hear presentations from the Shipping Ministry regarding the impact of the West Asia crisis on the country’s maritime trade and shipping operations. Discussions are expected to focus on freight costs, supply chain disruptions, vessel security and the effect on Indian ports and trade flows.
https://www.shippingtribune.com/news/shipping/Parliamentary+panel+to+hear+views+of+Shipping+Ministry+on+impact+of+West+Asia+crisis+on+India%27s+maritime+trade
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- Container cartel claims see SS Teo step back from public roles
Singapore shipping executive SS Teo has stepped back from several public-facing positions amid ongoing legal claims linked to alleged container shipping cartel activities. The development comes as investigations and legal proceedings continue to draw attention across the liner shipping sector.
https://splash247.com/container-cartel-claims-see-ss-teo-step-back-from-public-roles/
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- Enclosed spaces: routine, familiar, fatal
A new maritime safety report warns that accidents in enclosed spaces onboard ships continue to claim lives despite years of industry awareness campaigns. Experts stressed that routine familiarity with such operations often leads to complacency, while improper atmosphere testing and safety procedures remain common factors in fatalities.
https://splash247.com/enclosed-spaces-routine-familiar-fatal/
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- Besiktas makes swift profit on product tanker play
Turkish shipping company Besiktas has reportedly secured a quick profit through the sale of a product tanker shortly after acquiring the vessel. The transaction highlights the continued strength and volatility of the tanker asset market amid strong freight conditions and active second-hand trading.
https://splash247.com/besiktas-makes-swift-profit-on-product-tanker-play/
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- TS Lines founder hands reins to son in family succession move
The founder of Taiwanese container carrier TS Lines has transferred leadership responsibilities to his son as part of a family succession plan. The move marks a new phase for the company while maintaining family control over one of Asia’s established regional shipping operators.
https://splash247.com/ts-lines-founder-hands-reins-to-son-in-family-succession-move/
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- Strait of Hormuz transits increase slightly as Iran-US negotiations continue
Shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has increased slightly as negotiations between Iran and the United States continue and regional tensions show signs of stabilizing. Analysts noted that vessel operators remain cautious, although transit activity has improved compared with the earlier disruption period.
https://cyprusshippingnews.com/2026/05/26/strait-of-hormuz-transits-increase-slightly-as-iran-us-negotiations-continue/
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- Parliamentary panel to hear views of Shipping Ministry on impact of West Asia crisis on India’s maritime trade
An Indian parliamentary committee will review how the ongoing West Asia crisis is affecting India’s shipping sector and maritime commerce. The Shipping Ministry is expected to outline challenges linked to insurance costs, vessel routing, energy imports and broader trade disruptions affecting Indian maritime interests.