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Splash247: Black Sea shipping carnage deepens as Turkish vessels hit in Russian retaliation
The risks facing commercial shipping in the Black Sea escalated sharply over the weekend after two Turkish-controlled vessels were struck amid a wave of Russian attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure, following Kyiv’s recent strikes on Russian-linked shipping and energy assets.
Splash247: ICTSI pours $175m into Rio terminal expansion
Manila-based port operator International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) is pressing ahead with a major expansion at Brazil’s Rio Brasil Terminal, committing R$948m ($175m) to lift capacity and modernise operations at the Port of Rio de Janeiro.
Splash247: Poseidon Principles opens the door to private capital
The Poseidon Principles, the shipping finance framework used by banks to track and disclose climate alignment, is widening its scope to bring more of the maritime finance world into the tent.
Seatrade Maritime: Premier Alliance lines update 2026 service network
Updated services will continue with Cape diversions while ONE introduces Vietnam Shuttle Express service to Los Angeles and HMM an India to Europe service
Maritime Executive: Strait of Gibraltar Ferry Tossed by High Waves, Damaging Dozens of Cars
The ferry Ciudad de Mahon encountered rougher conditions that she was expecting when she left the port of Algeciras and sailed out into the Strait of Gibraltar. A Force 7 full gale from Storm Emilia was blowing hard, tossing the ro/ro ship about in unexpected 15-foot waves.
Maritime Executive: Meyer Werft Secures Future with €10 Billion First Order from MSC Cruises
In a major development for the German shipbuilder Meyer Werft and the cruise industry, MSC Cruises signed a letter of intent to build four cruise ships and an option for two more





