Canadian appeals court rejects green group’s claim over $10bn Equinor oil project’s shipping impact
Judges uphold ruling that halted lawsuit over environmental approval
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Russia Conducts Baltic Sea Drills During NATO Exercises in the Region
Russia’s navy has conducted military drills in the Baltic Sea, practising unguided missile launches, bombing runs and missile strikes, it said, as major U.S.-NATO exercises also took place in the region, the Interfax news agency reported on Tuesday.The…
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India’s Ship Certifier Cancels Certification for More Than 200 Vessels Amidst Sanctions
India’s ship safety certifier is taking a tougher stance on vessels involved in evading international trade sanctions, by cancelling the certification of more than 200 tankers and other ships since 2023, the head of the agency told Reuters.The…
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The Heavy Lift Group: Navigating a New Reality in Project Cargo Logistics
Escalating geopolitical tensions and regional conflicts are having a profound impact on international trade, subjecting supply chains to intense operational volatility, rigid compliance demands, and significant financial pressures. Out of necessity…
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US Energy Chief: Oil Exports, Ship Traffic Through Hormuz Will Continue to Rise
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright said on Tuesday that ship traffic in the Gulf and oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz are rising even as Washington and Tehran struggle to reach a deal on ending their more than three-month-old war.”I would say r…
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