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NewsDesk MC June 22, 2026 cargo transport, energy exports, global energy routes, Gulf region, Gulf shipping, Gulf vessels, International Maritime Organization, international shipping, iran, japan, Japanese crew, Japanese Shipowners Association, maritime logistics, maritime security, maritime trade, Sanae Takaichi, sea lanes, shipping disruption, shipping industry, Strait of Hormuz, tanker traffic

Hormuz Bottleneck Eases as Japan-Linked Gulf Fleet Shrinks

Tokyo-The number of Japan-related vessels remaining in the Gulf has fallen to 37 from 45 at the start of the

Saudi-Operated Chittagong Terminal Set for Full Capacity as Bangladesh Expands Port Infrastructure

Riyadh-Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Gateway Terminal (RSGT) will begin full-capacity operations at Bangladesh’s Patenga Container Terminal next month after completing

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NewsDesk MC June 15, 2026June 15, 2026 energy security, freight rates, global supply chains, Gulf shipping, india, Japan shipowners, LNG tanker, maritime security, maritime trade, middle east, natural gas, oil markets, oil prices, Petronet, qatar, Ras Laffan, Reuters, shipping, shipping industry, Strait of Hormuz, tanker traffic, US Iran deal

LNG Tanker Crosses Hormuz After US-Iran Deal, But Shippers Remain Cautious

Dubai-A liquefied natural gas tanker operated by India’s Petronet was the only vessel reported to pass through the Strait of

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NewsDesk MC May 26, 2026May 26, 2026 ceasefire negotiations, Diplomacy, doha, donald trump, energy security, Foreign Policy, freedom of navigation, global oil markets, Gulf region, international security, iran, Iran conflict, marco rubio, maritime trade, middle east, nuclear negotiations, Qatar Talks, regional stability, Strait of Hormuz, united states, US Strikes

Rubio Sees Narrow Window for Iran Accord Despite Renewed US Military Strikes

Jaipur-U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Tuesday that a diplomatic agreement with Iran could still be reached within

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NewsDesk MC May 26, 2026May 26, 2026 Abbas Araghchi, abraham accords, Benjamin Netanyahu, doha talks, donald trump, Esmaeil Baghaei, global energy security, Gulf region, hezbollah, iran, israel, lebanon, marco rubio, maritime trade, Middle East conflict, nuclear negotiations, oil markets, qatar, Strait of Hormuz, united states, US Central Command

US Strikes Iranian Targets as Fragile Diplomacy Struggles to Contain Gulf Crisis

Dubai-U.S. forces carried out fresh strikes against targets in southern Iran on Monday, including boats allegedly attempting to deploy naval

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NewsDesk MC May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 Arabian Gulf, Diplomacy, energy markets, freedom of navigation, infrastructure security, international law, iran, maritime trade, middle east, non-interference, nuclear dispute, regional security, Sanctions Relief, Sea of Oman, sovereignty, Strait of Hormuz, tehran, territorial integrity, United Nations Charter, united states, Washington

HORMUZ THAW: Draft U.S.-Iran Pact Signals Sanctions Relief, Shipping Safeguards

Dubai-The United States and Iran have drafted an agreement that would include the gradual lifting of U.S. sanctions on Tehran

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NewsDesk MC April 22, 2026April 22, 2026 cargo ship attack, conflict escalation, defense monitoring, global energy supply, Gulf tensions, indian ocean, International waters, Iran conflict, islamic revolutionary guard corps, maritime security, maritime trade, naval incidents, oil trade disruption, regional instability, shipping routes, Strait of Hormuz, tanker seizure, UKMTO, US Iran tensions, vessel security

Second Ship Targeted in Strait of Hormuz as Gulf Maritime Tensions Intensify

Dubai — A second commercial vessel came under attack in the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, the British military said,

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NewsDesk MC April 20, 2026April 20, 2026 asia energy demand, cargo movements, crude shipments, energy flows, energy security, export flows, fuel transport, global markets, global shipping, Gulf region, Gulf tensions, Kpler data, LPG carriers, maritime chokepoint, maritime trade, oil logistics, Oil trade routes, oil transit, seaborne trade, shipping analytics, shipping recovery, Strait of Hormuz, supply routes, tanker routes, tanker traffic

Shipping trickle resumes as Hormuz transit tops 20 vessels amid tensions

Singapore— More than 20 vessels transited the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, the highest daily traffic since March 1, data

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NewsDesk MC April 13, 2026April 13, 2026 ceasefire risk, donald trump, energy markets, geopolitical tensions, global oil supply, Gulf of Oman, international shipping, iran, Iranian ports, maritime trade, Middle East conflict, naval operations, oil logistics, oil tankers, shipping routes, Strait of Hormuz, tanker traffic, US blockade, US Central Command

Tankers Divert From Hormuz as US Prepares Iran Port Blockade

Singapore — Oil tankers are avoiding the Strait of Hormuz ahead of a U.S. naval blockade set to begin later

Starmer Defends NATO as Strategic Pillar for U.S. Amid Gulf Tensions

Doha— British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Friday that NATO remains firmly in the strategic interests of the United

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