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Companies in the Gulf are leaning on trains and thousands of trucks to move fertilizer, food, and other goods across the Arabian Peninsula as maritime chokepoints disrupt normal shipping lanes.

A new warning from Automotive News highlights how geopolitical tensions and climate threats are exposing the auto industry’s dependence on a handful of critical waterways.

The Pentagon says commercial vessels can still move through a secure passage in the Strait of Hormuz even after a U.S. naval warning flagged unsurveyed and unmitigated mines in one of the world’s most sensitive shipping

Negotiations at the International Maritime Organization ended without a final advance on the Net Zero Framework, but efforts to derail the process failed and talks will resume later this year.

A bruising week at the International Maritime Organization left global shipping climate rules delayed but still intact, preserving a path toward fuel standards, lifecycle accounting, and a price signal on vessel fuels.

A widely repeated claim that 70 percent of ferries on order used batteries does not hold up under closer scrutiny, but the corrected picture still points to a major shift in maritime transport.

A new industry analysis suggests the immediate solar risk from the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran is not factory shutdowns, but shipping disruption, delayed deliveries, and more volatile export pricing into a fast-riser

A landmark DNV safety study commissioned by European maritime regulators concludes that hydrogen-fueled ships require extensive engineering redesign that will add substantially to vessel costs, complicating the fuel's decarbonization case.

The U.S.-Israel air campaign against Iran is disrupting automotive shipments and supply chains, adding new complications to an industry already struggling with the EV transition.