Iranian troops seize MSC box ship while Somali pirates net $5m ransom for bulker
As instability rises in the Middle East, the Israel-Palestine war now threatening to encompass Iran, ...
The rapprochement between the West and Iran continues apace, with the country’s national shipping line, IRISL, attending this week’s Danish Maritime Days shipping conference in Copenhagen and doing a revealing interview with The Wall St Journal. It is hoping to once more trade with Europe and the US by the beginning of next year and is planning to order a series of 18,000 teu-plus ultra-large container vessels, tapping into finance from China and likely placing its orders there as well.
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