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US and Russia Reestablish Military Hotline After 3 Years of Silence
U.S. and Russia agreed to restore military-to-military communication after a 3-year freeze. The channel aims to reduce miscalculation risks in the Black Sea, Arctic, and Europe—critical for commercial shipping safety.
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Maersk Posts Q4 Ocean Loss as Red Sea Reopening Tests Cost Discipline
Maersk slipped into a rare quarterly loss in its Ocean division as freight rates weakened and the container giant began a cautious return to Red Sea and Suez Canal transits. The setback underscores the financial strain facing carriers as overcapacity collides with the end of Cape of Good Hope diversions.
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Estonia Clears Russia-Bound Ship After Drug Raid
Estonian authorities released the Russia-bound Baltic Spirit early Wednesday after finding no drugs despite a helicopter-borne SWAT operation. The failed interdiction highlights resource constraints facing smaller NATO states policing Baltic shipping.
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Russian LNG Carrier ‘Alexey Kosygin’ Makes First Delivery, Amid Looming Arctic Fleet Crunch
Russia’s newest liquefied natural gas carrier, the Arc7 ice?class vessel Alexey Kosygin, made its inaugural delivery to the Saam floating storage and regasification unit (FSU) on February 2, 2026 near the Arctic city of Murmansk.
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Russian Captain Jailed Over Crew Member’s Death in U.S. Tanker Crash
The captain of a container ship that crashed into a U.S. tanker off Britain's east coast last year was jailed for six years on Thursday for causing the death of a crew member through gross negligence.
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Port of Virginia Expands Ultra-Large Containership Capacity at Norfolk
Port of Virginia commissions four ULCV berths with new ship-to-shore cranes as historic 55-foot channel deepening project nears completion, positioning Norfolk as East Coast's deepest commercial port.
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Equinor Sees Johan Sverdrup Oil Production Declining Over 10% in 2026
Equinor expects 10-20% production decline at Johan Sverdrup, Europe's largest oil field growth source. The decline signals broader challenges for global oil supply amid aging fields.
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Floating the Carbon Solution: The Role of Offshore CO2 Injection and Storage Facilities
By Michael Kei, ABS Vice President, Technology Interest in carbon capture and storage (CCS) is accelerating as industries adapt to evolving regulatory expectations, customer requirements, and competitive pressures. For energy...
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Editorial: Good news for NW groundfish stocks - Your Oregon News
Editorial: Good news for NW groundfish stocks Your Oregon News
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Stena Imperative Incident Underscores Rising Security Risk in the Strait of Hormuz
Iranian Revolutionary Guard forces confronted the US-flagged tanker Stena Imperative in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting a US Navy escort response and highlighting escalating maritime risks in the world's most strategic shipping choke point.
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India Launches Bharat Container Shipping Line in Bid to Build Global Maritime Muscle
India launches state-backed Bharat Container Shipping Line joint venture to challenge foreign carriers' dominance and cut the country's $70-75 billion annual foreign shipping bill.
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The 9 Best Canned Foods to Eat for Weight Loss - EatingWell
Are canned beans good for weight loss? Learn all about 9 nutrient-packed canned foods, from beans to fish, that can support your weight-loss goals.
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CK Hutchison Takes Panama to Arbitration as Canal Port Fight Drags On
Hong Kong's CK Hutchison said on Wednesday its Panama Ports Company unit has started international arbitration proceedings against Panama after the country's top court annulled its licenses to operate two Panama Canal ports, in a case that could take years to resolve.
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Trump Administration Sets March Date for 80-Million-Acre ‘Big Beautiful’ Gulf Lease Sale
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) plans to auction roughly 80.4 million acres of federal waters in the Gulf of America next month, advancing the Trump administration’s accelerated offshore oil and...
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15 Migrants Killed In Collision With Greek Coast Guard Patrol
Fifteen migrants died when their overloaded boat collided with a Greek Coast Guard vessel off Chios Tuesday evening. The boat was carrying at least 39 passengers with navigation lights off when it crashed into the patrol vessel, causing it to capsize and sink.
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EU Buys 93 Percent of Yamal LNG As Imports Surge Ahead of 2027 Russian Ban
European buyers are aggressively importing liquefied natural gas from Russia’s Arctic Yamal LNG project as the continent prepares for a full EU ban on Russian LNG from January 2027, new figures compiled by advocacy group urgewald from Kpler data show.
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US Refiners Struggle to Absorb Venezuelan Oil Surge After Trump-Maduro Deal
US Gulf Coast refiners are struggling to absorb surging Venezuelan oil imports after Trump's $2B supply deal. Venezuelan exports tripled to 800K bpd but prices remain uncompetitive versus Canadian crude.
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Estonia Detains Ship Heading for Russia Suspected of Smuggling
Estonia's Tax and Customs Board said late on Tuesday it had detained a container ship sailing under the Bahamian flag in Estonia's internal waters that may be linked to smuggling from Ecuador.
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Shipping Firms Face Tough 2026 as Reopening of Red Sea Looms
Global container liners are bracing for lower profits in 2026 as the potential reopening of the Red Sea shipping route weighs on freight rates, exacerbating oversupply issues and aggravating trade pains.
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Oregon adds late-season crab gear restrictions - National Fisherman
Oregon adds late-season crab gear restrictions National Fisherman
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