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NewsDesk MC July 10, 2026July 10, 2026 Arabian Gulf, Arsenio Dominguez, Bangkok, energy, International Maritime Organization, iran, Kunpat Singhathong, labor rights, maritime security, Mayuree Naree, Noppadon Wongsuvan, oman, Panithi Tumkaew, Precious Shipping, PTSD, seafarers, shipping, Strait of Hormuz, Surades Manpuen, thailand, united states

Thai Seafarers Sue Shipping Firm Over Fatal Strait of Hormuz Attack

BANGKOK- Three former crew members of a Thai cargo vessel attacked in the Strait of Hormuz earlier this year filed

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Iran Warns Against Alternative Hormuz Routes as Fragile Truce Faces New Strains

Baghdad— Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned on Sunday that any attempt to bypass shipping routes through the Strait of

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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

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Shipowners seek clarity as fragile Hormuz ceasefire leaves 800 vessels stranded

“Tanker owners, insurers, and crews need to be convinced that the risks have actually decreased, not just temporarily paused.” Shipowners

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Iran allows limited Hormuz transit, bars U.S., Israeli-linked vessels

London— Iran said “non-hostile vessels” may transit the Strait of Hormuz if they comply with security requirements and coordinate with

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Trump signals headway in Iran war talks as U.S. advances 15-point settlement plan

Jerusalem — U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Washington was making progress toward ending the ongoing war with

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NewsDesk MC March 22, 2026March 22, 2026 Ali Mousavi, diplomatic tensions, donald trump, energy markets, geopolitical tension, global oil supply, global trade disruption, Gulf region, International Maritime Organization, iran, israel, LNG trade, maritime security, Middle East conflict, naval security, oil chokepoints, sanctions risk, shipping routes, Strait of Hormuz, tanker traffic, united states

Hormuz transit restricted for ‘enemy-linked’ vessels, Iran says amid rising tensions

Dubai— Iran said the Strait of Hormuz remains open to international shipping except for vessels linked to what it described

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UN Maritime Agency’s Carbon Pricing Talks Extended: A Step Toward Balanced, Inclusive Climate Action

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has delayed its decision on a global carbon price for shipping by a year —

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Global Shipping Industry Moves Toward Greener Future as IMO Considers Carbon Emission Levy

London – In a major step toward global sustainability, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is set to meet from October

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US calls for balanced approach to global shipping emissions plan amid UN climate talks

Washington — The United States has urged for a fair and economically balanced approach to global efforts to reduce emissions