Ships at risk of attack by Somali pirates are increasingly indicating when they have armed guards on board

The European Union’s ban on Iranian oil shipments that takes full effect July 1 is curbing ship charters now

Graig China Ltd (GCL), part of the Cardiff-based Graig Group, has been contracted by Hong Kong-based Global

Oman Shipping Company celebrated the launch, delivery and naming of the biggest two carriers in the world

The Philippines urged ship owners and countries to assume the responsibility of ensuring the safety of seafarers,

MOL Liner Ltd. (MOL) yesterday announced its new China – Middle East Service (CMS) departing Shanghai on 8th

The operations at Erhama Bin Jaber Al Jalahma Shipyard at Ras Laffan are in full swing with seven LNG carriers

Private operators operating two major container terminals at JNPT have been going slow on container

The number of Iranian crude vessels pasing through Egypt's Suez Canal has dropped this year as Western

Turkey is ready to import natural gas from Iraq, including from oil fields with associated gas and from the country's

Australia's push to massively boost exports of liquefied natural gas to a needy Asia won't be toppled by emerging

The Federal Trade Minister Craig Emerson has signed off on a new free trade agreement with Malaysia

JSW Steel Ltd. (JSTL), India’s second- largest importer of coking coal, is turning to Rio Tinto Group’s

Brazilian miner Vale is selling iron ore about as fast as it can mine it despite a slowdown in the economy

World primary aluminium output averaged 68,100 mt/day in April, down from a revised 68,300 mt/day in March

The UAE’s oil export earnings could swell to an all time high of nearly $140 billion this year as crude prices are projected

Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qasemi has said that it is projected that the country’s oil output will increase

Germany will borrow for free at a sale of two-year government notes today, betting it can lure buyers seeking