News / Box services axed as shipping insurers say Libya is again a war-risk destination

09/02/2015

Recent airstrikes on vessels and ports – part of ongoing clashes between rival governments – have resulted in Libya again being classed as a war-zone by shipping insurers, forcing operators already struggling in the face of a drastic drop in imports to Libya to suspend ...

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