Shipping
Nato is starting to consider Strait of Hormuz mission to protect ships
Some countries, such as Spain, have been unequivocal in their opposition to the war
More ships arrive in Singapore as Iran war disrupts Middle East routes, but fewer refuelling here
Singapore is capturing some displaced bunkering demand, but it is not a simple one-for-one substitution for Gulf of Oman ports
China’s Nanning ‘main gateway’ for ties with Asean; trade corridor opens faster route to Asia: SM Lee
The Pinglu Canal will span 134.2 km from Hengzhou, under the jurisdiction of Guangxi’s capital
Can Singapore help shape the future of the ocean?
The global seas are part of the infrastructure that underpins the country’s stability
Singapore sells less marine fuel in April amid war-induced tight supply
Number of oil-tanker arrivals down 13.3% on the month
UK, France to host multinational meeting on mission to escort ships through Strait of Hormuz
Iran has effectively shut the waterway after war erupted with US-Israel strikes on Feb 28
Maersk first-quarter profit beats forecasts, keeps outlook unchanged
The shipping group still projects global container volume growth of between 2%-4% this year
US unveiled plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz hours before Trump shelved it
The US president’s under increasing pressure to end a war that’s grown increasingly unpopular
US says Iran ceasefire still in place after clashes over Hormuz
At least two merchant vessels transited the waterway with US assistance
