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Starting my Sunday on the top of a Swiss mountain (see the stunning picture above), looking down the beauty of the world was my best decision during the weekend.

We do not really need any shipping news so long as geopolitics keep supply chains in disarray or, rather, appear to constantly apply electroshock therapy to them. 

The US joined the Israeli attacks on Iran, and now we all await the fallout.

Shipping has yet to impacted: the Strait ...

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