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The consequences of the Iran conflict and Gulf escalation are not an isolated geopolitical shock. They are yet another stress test that the European Union risks failing. Once again, Europe’s …

A seminal shift in how the US utilises maritime sanctions has seen a move away from rigid, long-term policy towards a “deeply pragmatic” and often unpredictable approach designed to stabilise …

The escalation of tensions around the Strait of Hormuz has led to one of the most significant disruptions to commercial shipping observed in recent years. Drawing on AXSMarine AIS-derived data …

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According to the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the ongoing disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are now having an impact on the global economy that goes far …

A cruise vessel operated by Blue Lagoon Cruises has run aground on a reef near Monuriki Island in Fiji – known as the filming location for the 2000 Tom Hanks …

India Coffee Exports Brew Record $2.13 Billion in FY26 as IAPH President Praises India Port Growth India’s coffee export sector closed financial year 2025-26 with its highest-ever annual earnings of

Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Seizure Powers Move from Exception to Tool of Policy Asset control is no longer the last resort of wartime governments. Across the United States, European …

The Strait of Hormuz remains virtually closed, with effects spreading through the global economy within weeks by disrupting energy flows, raising prices and increasing financial pressure on developing

Courts are increasingly being asked to consider whether costs budgeting should apply in high‑value group actions. The recent case of White & Ors v Uber London Ltd & Ors provides …