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Attack on Greek-owned bulk carrier west of Sirik, Iran

After the incident, the vessel reportedly changed course and is now sailing off Fujairah

Strait of Hormuz: Why Tehran keeps control of shipping as a bargaining tool

Markets and shipping remain in a state of uncertainty despite a temporary “window” of de-escalation – What analysts say – Strait of Hormuz: Greece’s diplomatic battle against the Iranian “toll” plan

V Group: Included in the leading list of “The most sustainable companies in Greece 2026”

Recognition highlights the Group’s strong ESG performance and long-term commitment to sustainability

Antipollution Egypt: Turning the Suez Canal into “green” shipping with a new waste management service

The project is operational from 15 April - Aiming to reduce pollution and comply with international standards

A total of 160 Greek seafarers are in the Middle East

The Greek government is closely monitoring the safety of seafarers as attacks on energy facilities in the region increase

Antipollution: New advanced hazardous waste management facility in Ritsona

It is expected to support critical sectors of the economy, such as shipping, refineries, energy, energy facilities, logistics hubs and large industrial units

New historic record for the Greek-owned fleet with 4,388 ships, up 3.8%

At 360.5 million DWT – Greeks control 22% of the global tanker fleet

Strait of Hormuz: How China, India and Russia are shaping the new energy equation and oil prices

The conflict in the Persian Gulf is bringing the role of Russia into the spotlight as an alternative energy supplier for Asia’s energy-dependent economies. According to JMIC, the Strait of Hormuz is now almost closed to shipping

The crisis in the Middle East affects 21% of global air cargo flows

Airspace closures and flight reroutings are creating pressure on global supply chains – The region’s role as an international transport hub is decisive

Global concern: Iran’s navy closes strait of Hormuz, oil and gas prices could surge

The Navy of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards broadcast a message to all ships, stating that “all vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz are prohibited” and “no ship, under any circumstances, is allowed to pass.”

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