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From ‘shadow fleet’ to ship seizures: where does Russia’s new threat lead for Greece
Vladimir Putin has threatened retaliation against European vessels if Russian ships are targeted, as Pacific Fleet commander Viktor Liina says his forces stand ready to inspect and hold foreign shipping, raising risk for Greek owners
The War of the Straits: 3+1 chokepoints are reshaping the map of global shipping
Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez and the Black Sea are increasing distances for ships, fuel costs, insurance premiums and freight rates, and are altering the geography of energy flows
GENCO wins shareholder vote against Diana shipping, but takeover battle continues
Shareholders overwhelmingly backed the management of Genco Shipping & Trading, rejecting board nominees put forward by Diana Shipping. However, Diana Shipping CEO Semiramis Paliou says the company remains committed to acquiring its U.S.-based dry bulk rival
Crisis escalates in the Strait of Hormuz: “We hit two more tankers,” say the Revolutionary Guards
Reports indicate that one of the two vessels was Greek – The US carried out another series of strikes on Iranian targets – Brent crude prices eased slightly but remained close to $90 per barrel
The Greek shipowners facing the “invisible” risks of Hormuz – The new wartime reality is changing the rules of navigation
The US–Iran escalation is turning every voyage through the Persian Gulf into a risk-management exercise - IMO warning on the Strait of Hormuz: “Remain extremely dangerous, avoid transits”
K.M. and Erdogan’s pistol, Nikos at the funeral, Alexis in Sardinia, and Polakis… ready for a procession!
Hello, let me start by saying something nice for once about our Nikos, the leader of PASOK—he did the right thing by attending the funeral of the murdered woman, whose family belongs to the New Democracy party.
