US Sanctions Maritime Companies, Vessels for Shipping Oil Above Russian Price Cap November 17, 2023 By Daphne Psaledakis and Laura Sanicola The U.S. on Thursday imposed sanctions on maritime companies and vessels for shipping Russian oil sold above the G7’s price...
Update: Ukraine Launches Grain Insurance Program With Marsh McLennan, Lloyd’s November 15, 2023 By Áine Quinn, Volodymyr Verbianyi and Max Reyes Ukraine is starting an insurance program with broker Marsh McLennan and Lloyd’s of London to provide cover for grain vessels...
Russia Flagship Carrier Aeroflot Says It Reached Settlement With Aircraft Leasing Firm November 13, 2023 Russian flagship carrier Aeroflot said on Thursday it had clinched a settlement with leasing company BOC Aviation under which nine...
Freight Costs for Ships in Ukraine’s Export Corridor Ease Back to Former Levels November 13, 2023 Freight costs for ships in Ukraine’s alternative export corridor have eased back to their former levels, a government source said...
Russian Missile Strike on Merchant Ship Threatens Ukraine’s Exports November 9, 2023 By Kateryna Chursina A Russian missile strike on a commercial ship at a major Ukrainian Black Sea port is adding to risks for...
UN Chief Says It Will Be Difficult to Revive Black Sea Grain Deal November 9, 2023 By Alessandra Galloni United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told Reuters NEXT on Wednesday that it will be difficult to revive a landmark deal...
World’s Ghost Fleet in Focus Over US Russian Price-Cap Crackdown October 26, 2023 By Robert Harvey and Natalie Grover U.S. penalties on shippers transporting Russian oil in breach of the G7’s price cap could push more Russian cargoes onto...
Ukraine Sees Russian Cyberattacks Growing More Sophisticated October 26, 2023 By Philip J. Heijmans A senior Ukrainian official said Russian cyberattacks are growing more sophisticated and have become daily occurrences aimed at disrupting vital...
Ukraine’s Risky Bet on Black Sea Shipping Corridor Pays Off as Ships Stream Into Ports October 18, 2023 By Áine Quinn and Kateryna Chursina A steady stream of ships is hauling grain and metals from Ukraine a month after the first inbound vessel sailed...
Baltic States Beef Up Infrastructure Defense After Suspected Pipeline Sabotage October 13, 2023 By Lars Paulsson, Milda Seputyte and Leo Laikola Power grid operators around the Baltic Sea are beefing up protection of subsea cables and other critical infrastructure after the...