Service return to using Suez Canal 'just a one-off' says CMA CGM
Despite positive ceasefire developments, stakeholders should not expect container lines to immediately return to using ...
The attempted hijack of a Liberia-flagged cargo ship in the Arabian Sea yesterday has raised navigational safety concerns already confronting the container shipping industry around Red Sea/Suez Canal routings.
According to reports, the attempt to take over the Lila Norfol, a bulk carrier with some 15 Indian crew on board, off the Somalia coast was unsuccessful.
“Responding swiftly to the developing situation, the Indian Navy launched a maritime patrol aircraft and diverted the frigate INS Chennai, deployed for ...
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Mark Holloway
January 05, 2024 at 3:25 pmThis is a war. Maybe time to consider convoys and formal escorts?