Chokepoints can fail — but they cannot be replaced
Hormuz crisis highlights that alternatives exist — but rarely on equal terms
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Opinion
Africa faces lose-lose situation as IMO and EU emissions rules take centre stage
Africa policy experts call for EU to do more to allow IMO’s Net-Zero Framework to be only emissions regulation, says Maria Ogbugo
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American Steel: How do you get king cargo to fall in line and choose US-flag ships?
In this second edition of our newsletter on America’s maritime sector, we explore the need for cargo demand to underpin US-flag shipping expansion. Keep reading for our interview with Trump’s maritime administrator, details of a union proposal to tackl…
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Wavelength podcast: Ceasefire confusion in the Middle East
Plus, Exmar’s new gas carriers, a new Federal Maritime Commission role in the US, and why EU’s stalling on biocides is bad for yards
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Beaching isn’t the answer to the recycling wave about to crash ashore
More recycling capacity will be urgently needed in the years ahead, but reverting to old ways by beaching is not the answer, says Uday Yellapurkar
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