Iran warns ships against using southern Strait of Hormuz corridor

Iran has issued a fresh warning to the international shipping community, cautioning vessels against using the southern navigation corridor through the Strait of Hormuz after Oman published new transit guidelines as part of an International Maritime Organization (IMO)-coordinated initiative.  The warning was delivered by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard...

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First Major C&H Sugar Strike in Decades Disrupts Operations at Historic California Facility

A labor dispute at one of California’s most historic industrial facilities has led to the first major strike against C&H Sugar in decades, as unionized warehouse workers walk off the job over disagreements surrounding pay, benefits and workplace protections.     The strike involves members of the International Longshore...

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Nuclear-powered shipping: a golden future or overhyped promise?

The idea of nuclear-powered shipping is gaining renewed attention as engineers and policymakers explore whether fourth-generation reactors could offer a path to decarbonising maritime transport. At a recent meeting on Nuclear Power for Shipping at the Technical University of Norway (NTNU), optimism was high among proponents of the technology, particularly around small modular reactors (SMRs), with discussions often framing political oversight as a barrier rather than a safeguard.     Jan Emblemsvåg, professor and organiser of the event, argued that engineering progress could be slowed by political interference, reflecting a broader sentiment among some participants that technical development should remain largely insulated from policymaking....

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