Lloyd’s List editor Richard Meade steps into the shoes of a shipowner to discuss the decisions that have to be taken when choosing which ship to buy

The Houthis like to paint themselves as the legitimate government of Yemen. Legitimate governments do not typically run the risk devastating oil spills

The Centre said Graugaard was a ‘pivotal leader’ and was respected for his ‘relentless drive to advance the maritime sector’s transition to a sustainable future’

Analysts pinpoint developments in the Red Sea as the underlying determinant for global port sector prospects in the second half of 2024, the cost of compliance with Fuel EU remains tricky to predict, and Panama Canal rebound could temper any gains from increasing US grain exports

Vessels are steadily returning to the Panama Canal as rainfall in the region finally raises water levels, with more containerships transiting the neopanamax locks in July than before restrictions were put in place

Lloyd’s List principal analyst Michelle Wiese Bockmann takes the podcast Down Under this week to speak with retiring AMSA chief executive Mick Kinley, who reflects on the strides the regulator has made to improve shipping standards in Australia over the past 30 years