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Iran wants to impose $1 million transit fees for passing through Hormuz for as long as negotiations last

The revelation was made by an anonymous regional official to the Associated Press – Iran will use the revenues for post-conflict reconstruction

The first ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz after the ceasefire: A Greek-owned vessel among them

Two ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz after Iran agreed to reopen the strategic passage as part of the ceasefire agreement with the United States

Tsakos Greek Officers Forum 2026: Focus on trust, safety, and the ship-to-shore connection

Leadership, technology and teamwork define the future of shipping at Tsakos' annual forum in Athens

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

ONEX: Record activity at its shipyards in Elefsina and Syros with a target of 1,000 ships

A new historical record was recorded on 11 March 2026, when a total of 29 ships were simultaneously in the berths of the two shipyards - Since 2019, a total of 865 ships of all types of Greek and foreign ownership have passed through the two yards

Angeliki Frangou: A new global order is taking shape and reshaping shipping

Strong profitability and higher dividends for Navios Partners – Net income of $285.3 million in 2025 and a 20% increase in distributions – Geopolitical shifts and strategic diversification in focus

Crew abandonment a scourge: Record in 2025 with 6,223 sailors and the “shadow fleet” in focus

Ships with opaque ownership structures, inadequate insurance, and flags of convenience are increasingly involved in cases of crew abandonment, leaving seafarers unpaid and stranded for months

Three countries hold the helm of global shipping

Greece, China, and Japan control over 40% of global shipping capacity and influence international trade

The three women from Chios who are shaking up the shipping industry

Three female figures of Greek shipping who are at the helm of extremely powerful deep-sea fleets stand out for their boldness, operational stability, and their careful, visionary planning of their next moves

The Greeks take center stage again in 2025 – Targeted acquisitions and “smart” vessel sales

Record liquidity, calculated moves, and bulk carrier acquisitions that point to market shifts – How 2025 is shaping up in the SnP dry bulk market according to the shipbrokers of Xclusiv Shipbrokers

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