EU weighs tighter controls on Irish alumina exports amid concerns over indirect links to Russian defence supply chain

The European Commission is preparing potential measures to restrict certain goods that could indirectly support Russia’s military production, with alumina — including material produced in Ireland — now under increased scrutiny.  The move follows an investigation by The Irish Times, in collaboration with the Organised Crime and...

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Middle East races to reshape global trade corridors as Hormuz crisis deepens

The ongoing shipping crisis around the Strait of Hormuz is now triggering something far bigger than temporary disruption. Across the Middle East and Asia, governments, ports and major industrial groups are moving quickly to redesign trade routes and reduce dependence on one of the world’s most sensitive maritime chokepoints.  According to the...

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Tanker ordering boom puts industry on course for record-breaking year

The tanker sector is moving deeper into one of the biggest ordering waves the industry has ever seen, with new research suggesting 2026 could end up recording the highest annual tanker newbuilding total in history.  According to investment bank Evercore ISI, the first four and a half months of the year have already produced the fifth-highest level of tanker ordering seen this century, underlining how aggressively owners are continuing to expand fleets while freight markets remain exceptionally strong.  In a recent report, Evercore ISI warned that owners appear unwilling to slow down while market conditions remain favourable.  “Owners...

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