shipowners
Coverage of shipowners in the Nexus archive.
- Shipowners say Hormuz tolls would lead to more charges elsewhere
The possibility of Iran imposing transit fees in the Hormuz Strait has highlighted vulnerabilities in global supply chains and sparked concerns about the management of maritime choke points. Shipowners warn that such tolls could lead to increased charges in other regions.
- The Strait of Hormuz is just one trade chokepoint facing a new era of maritime warfare
Attacks near the Strait of Hormuz, Red Sea, and Black Sea are causing shipowners to reroute cargo and reassess global trade risks. The incidents highlight a new era of maritime warfare impacting global trade.
- Shipowners halt vessel calls for farm exports at Ukraine's Black Sea ports, minister says
Shipowners have temporarily halted vessel arrivals at Ukraine's Black Sea ports for agricultural exports due to increased Russian attacks on ports and merchant shipping. Ukraine has lost about a third of its grain export capacity via these ports because of Russian missile and drone attacks.
- Military briefing: can the US reopen the Strait of Hormuz by force?
The US is attempting to reopen the Strait of Hormuz through military force, but a renewed air campaign has not yet convinced shipowners that the waterway is safe from Iranian attacks.
- New Delhi tells shipowners not to deploy Indian seafarers on Hormuz routes
India has instructed shipowners, ship managers, and recruitment companies to avoid deploying Indian seafarers on vessels traveling through the Strait of Hormuz due to renewed regional conflict. India is the world's third-largest supplier of seafarers, with over 300,000 sailors in global shipping fleets.
- Rice, dhal and unanswered distress calls: Death of a mariner onboard Celestial Sea
A mariner died onboard the vessel Celestial Sea, highlighting issues faced by Indian seafarers including depleting supplies, unaddressed distress calls, rationing of food and water, stressful conditions in a war zone, and U.S. Navy's hostile maneuvers.
- Shipowners Seek Clarity on Hormuz Deal as 600 Vessels Eye Exit
Shipowners are seeking clarity on the Hormuz Deal as approximately 600 vessels await guidance on their exit. The situation highlights uncertainty surrounding the agreement's implementation and its impact on maritime operations.
- Shipowners and Oil Traders Wary as Iran Says Hormuz Fully Open
Iran claims the Hormuz Strait is fully open, but shipowners and oil traders remain cautious. The situation highlights concerns about regional security and shipping route stability.
- Oil Producers, Shipowners in Standoff Over Who Takes Hormuz Risk
Oil producers and shipowners are in a dispute over who should bear the risks associated with shipping through the Hormuz Strait, a critical global energy corridor. The conflict highlights tensions between energy suppliers and maritime operators amid geopolitical uncertainties.