Editor’s Selection: Frontline dumps Euronav deal, Li Li facing prosecution, and Galbraiths cements tie-up with Ifchor
We look back at some of the big shipping stories of the week
Opinion
Fredriksen lights bonfire of the vanities as Euronav deal fails
The shipping magnate has chucked a grenade into plans for a mega tanker tie-up, so what next?
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Shipping prepares for ‘complex’ trades with new oil price caps
Officials are discussing price cap levels for a second-wave of economic sanctions to be introduced on 5 February
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Flags that let owners flout their own laws should feel the consequences
Hanging a flag on a ship is a farcical ceremony that deserves no respect if states have no intention of enforcing laws
Flags that let owners flout their own laws should feel the consequences Read More »
LNG bunker vessel supply crunch looms as newbuildings multiply
Pressing demand could see the need for closer cooperation between bunker buyers and sellers on specialised supply ships
LNG bunker vessel supply crunch looms as newbuildings multiply Read More »