A Half Century of Occupation is Unacceptable Supreme President Savas C. Tsivicos, a native son of Paphos, Cyprus, has issued a statement on the 50th dark anniversary of the illegal…
Once again we were privileged to be live on Vergina TV with Christina Tsorba responding on: The assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the consequences and what will come out if…
By Dr. Marina Papaioannou, DNV, Maritime Academies Regional Manager, South East Europe, Middle East & Africa People often ask me what it takes to have a career in shipping. Especially…
SHIPPINGInsight News March 21st, 2023 NATO Opens a Window to the Maritime Industry Earlier this month, it was my honor to be invited to join select maritime industry leaders to participate…
Latest Updates NATO Issues Two New Podcasts with Human Rights at Sea NATO Issues Two New Podcasts with Human Rights at Sea charlotte Fri, 13/01//2023 – 10:23 The NATO Centre of Excellence…
Reports of missile strike on Polish village interrupt fresh rally on Wall Street. Hopes rise again that an end to the front loading of interest rates is in sight. Overall…
by Costas Frangeskides and Olubi Adejobi, Wordley Partnership Solicitors Sanction measures are a means by which a Country or coalition of Countries, for instance NATO, EU or UN, apply restrictive…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) went over and above the 3,300 points and now reads 3,344, thanks once again for the Capes’ excellent performance; the Wets remain an enigma. The…
Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, Hargreaves Lansdown: “The pound has dipped slightly lower as worries about a recession have reared up again after UK inflation jumped to the…
24 March 2022 – Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, Hargreaves Lansdown ‘’There is little sign the pedal is coming off the accelerator for energy prices, amid a fresh…
GLOBAL & REGIONAL DAILY HIGHLIGHTS March 24 2022 Global Markets On geopolitical developments, interest today turns to the back-to-back three summits of NATO, G7 and the EU in Brussels, with attention focusing on energy…
BDI@2,244; mini dry euphoria continues… Wets ups and downs… Expect developments in Ukraine… Covid remains the same The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) gained 94 points since yesterday surpassing the 2,200…
Putin: Ukraine, right, that’s it for me… But…what if NATO and the EU close the dire straits… By John Faraclas Closing the tap for oil, gas and all that jazz…
Long Live Chios, Long Live Greece Today 109 years ago on the 11 of November 1912 the then Royal Greek Navy liberated Chios, the Island of martyrdom from the Ottoman…
The BDI@2,944: plain sailing but watch the grounded Wets. G7 leaders re-write Geopolitics in Cornwall, but mind Covid-19… The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) surpassed the 2,900 point threshold and soon…
The BDI@1,314 amid explosive Geopolitics whilst Coronavirus make waves The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) managed to go over and above the 1,300 points earlier on today, a ray of “hope”…
The BDI “climbs” back above 1,500 points amid continuous perplexed Geopolitics and uncertainty over Coronavirus The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) managed – thanks to the Capes, to re-gain the 1,500…
Dries fell further and Geopolitics might go out of control anytime… The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) lost 84 points since yesterday and now stands at 1,594 – It also lost…
NATO Support and Procurement Agency Awards Global Fuels Consulting Contract to Crowley Solutions (JACKSONVILLE, Fla.; May 7, 2020) – Crowley Solutions, a leading provider of energy, maritime, technology and supply chain…
The BDI in …red…despite all Dry Indices are on the plus! Strange things will always happen and the middleman in the street still questions odd things like today’s BDI (Baltic…
The BDI@1,606 amid total geopolitical turmoil and a perplexed London NATO “summit”… The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) was up 38 points thanks once again to the volatile Capes and…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) gained another 34 points and now reads 1,666; 44 points better off since last week’s 1,622 points. Volatility is here to stay and same together…
The BDI (Dry Baltic Index) despite gaining 31 points since yesterday , looks volatile and vulnerable; geopolitics might redraw European and World order. John Faraclas’ midweek recap: The BDI now…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) gained 14 points earlier on today as all indices were on the rise – minimal rise but rising. Geopolitics though are so enigmatic and perplexed…