Liberian authorities burned 4.2 metric tonnes of cocaine worth about $336 million.
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Splash’s Middle East coverage this week has followed the rapid expansion of maritime risk across the Gulf and Red Sea. Reporting has examined renewed US-Iran exchanges, Tehran’s attempts to reshape…
Iran remains the principal suspect in this week’s drone strike on two gas carriers at Egypt’s Damietta port, as inspections continue and the LNG import facility assesses when full operations can…
A Turkish-owned general cargo ship has suffered serious damage after coming under drone fire in the Black Sea, as attacks on merchant vessels and energy terminals intensify on both sides of the…
China’s detention of Panama-flagged ships has fallen sharply following negotiations between Beijing and Panama City, bringing relief to owners caught in an extraordinary maritime dispute linking ship…
Scorpio Tankers has taken a minority stake in an eight-ship VLCC newbuilding venture and lined up two more LR2 product tankers in China, widening a fleet renewal programme across three tanker…
US-listed Greek bulker owner Seanergy Maritime has agreed to spend about $130m on two Japanese-built capesizes, lifting its fleet renewal programme to eight ships worth a combined $591m. The deal…
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