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    11 May, 2026
    The 1,400-Tonne Time Bomb: A Sarcastic Lesson in Maritime Risk Management
    Chartering Insights, Global Trade, Global Trade & Geopolitics, Maritime History, Maritime Operations, Navigation & Safety, Risk Management in Trade, Shipping Insights, Shipping Operation , , , , , , ,

    In the modern London shipbroking scene, we often discuss “risk” in terms of fluctuating freight indices, demurrage disputes, or the latest geopolitical flare-ups in the Red Sea. However, for those of us based in the UK, the most visceral example

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    29 Apr, 2026
    What If the Bridge Didn’t Close? A Study in Maritime Decision Timing
    Case Analysis, Case Studies, Chartering Strategy, Maritime Analysis, Navigation & Safety, Shipping Strategy, Strategy, What If Series , , , , ,

    In maritime operations, incidents rarely begin at the point of impact. They begin much earlier. Often at a moment that seems insignificant at the time. A delay. A hesitation. A decision to continue. The Scenario A fully loaded vessel approaches

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    8 Apr, 2026
    What If the Ever Given Was Never Refloated?
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    In March 2021, a single vessel did more than run aground. It blocked one of the most critical arteries of global trade. The Ever Given incident in the Suez Canal caused immediate disruption across shipping markets. Within hours, hundreds of

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