Bulk carriers are back — and bauxite is leading the charge
New bauxite trade routes and fresh orders are returning dry bulk to the heart of Greek shipping
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‘Escape from the Net-Zero Framework trap’: Greece seeks ‘golden mean’ in raging IMO debate
IMO proposal is being replaced by ‘more realistic’ ideas, but more work is needed, Greek owners say
Greek owners’ union dismisses Strait of Hormuz transit toll talk
Official position remains unchanged in favour of fully unimpeded transit
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Greek tankers, Russian oil and a more complicated story than critics suggest
Greek owners sold $5bn of tankers now sanctioned for carrying Russian oil — but they were far from alone
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Seven Greek ministers, 11 years and a flag that keeps on shrinking
Structural barriers — not a lack of patriotism — lie behind the steady decline of the Greek ship registry, which now accounts for less than 2% of global tonnage
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