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Dozens of individuals and entities and 150 Russia-trading vessels are being floated as targets for what would be the EU’s 17th sanctions package against Moscow

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The nomination of a retired US Navy submariner to lead the US Maritime Administration has been withdrawn, with industry veteran and USMMI president Stephen Carmel now nominated

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VLCC, suezmax and aframax rates are all strong — for different reasons — with VLCC rates viewed as most resilient; Passings through the Bab el Mandeb and Suez Canal fell but transits remain within ‘new normal’ range; There is an anomaly amid the gloom over tariffs and the plunge in Chinese cargoes to the US: spot rates on the transpacific are slightly up

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A salvage tug has been sent from Mexico to tow the stricken 2004-built Maersk Sana

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US port fees: Two out of three ain’t bad

The second version of the USTR proposals is still unfair and stupid. But not necessarily unworkable

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