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International Maritime Organization
10 posts
Strait of Hormuz crisis deepens as US and Iran exchange fresh attacks
The Strait of Hormuz ceasefire is cracking as United States strikes answer tanker attacks and Iran asserts control over a vital global energy route again.
June 28, 2026
Ever Lovely attack explained: Why the United Nations halted Hormuz ship evacuations
A ship attack near Oman halted the United Nations Hormuz evacuation plan, exposing a dangerous dispute over Iran’s control of global energy routes.
June 26, 2026
Black Sea drone attack kills seafarer as commercial shipping risks intensify
A seafarer is dead after a Black Sea drone strike. The unanswered attribution question now threatens crews, insurance costs and Ukraine’s trade routes.
June 20, 2026
Seaspan’s 10,800 CEU LNG car carrier delivery sharpens the race for cleaner auto logistics
Find out how Seaspan’s 10,800 CEU LNG car carrier delivery could reshape automotive shipping, Hyundai Glovis logistics and clean fleets.
June 13, 2026
Settebello tanker strike: Why missing Indian crew raise the stakes in Gulf of Oman
The Settebello tanker strike off Oman has widened the Iran crisis into a maritime security flashpoint, drawing India, the United States and global shipping institutions into a fast moving diplomatic test.
June 10, 2026
Oman resists US pressure over Iran as Strait of Hormuz dispute tests Gulf neutrality
Oman wants to mediate. Washington wants a harder Iran line. The Strait of Hormuz is turning neutrality into a global energy risk.
June 5, 2026
Strait of Hormuz update: Donald Trump halts Project Freedom as Iran agreement moves closer
Donald Trump paused Project Freedom one day after launching it. The blockade stays, oil sits above $112, and the Iran agreement now hinges on Beijing.
May 6, 2026
What gold’s latest rally says about geopolitical hedging after the Strait of Hormuz reopening
Gold hit a one-month high even after Iran called Hormuz open. Read how shipping risk, oil volatility, and safe-haven demand are reshaping markets.
April 18, 2026
Strait of Hormuz reopens on paper, yet ships turn back as Iran and US clash over blockade terms
Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, but United States blockade language and shipping confusion kept traffic uncertain. Read what changed and why it matters.
April 18, 2026
Ceasefire already cracking: Iran keeps Hormuz mined, Vance flies to Pakistan for make-or-break talks
US-Iran ceasefire frays as Hormuz shipping stalls, IRGC mines lanes and Vance leads talks in Islamabad with enrichment and Lebanon unresolved.
April 10, 2026