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     What is China’s ‘monster’ coast guard ship and why is the Philippines spooked by it?

     China anchored one of its two “monster” coast guard ships inside the Philippines’ EEZ last week in what a Philippine official called an act of “intimidation.”

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     Beijing's 'monster ship,' the world's largest coastguard vessel, dropped anchor in the South China Sea

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3. maritime-executive.com › shippingShipping News - The Maritime Executive

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   2 days ago · Stay up to date with the latest maritime shipping news featuring information related to tankers, cargo and maritime casualties.

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4. www.straitstimes.com › singapore › politicsSingapore boosts container handling capacity as more ships call

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   5 days ago · PSA has been ramping up container handling capacity to ease waiting times for incoming container vessels at the Singapore port terminals, about 90 per cent of which are arriving off-schedule ...

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   5 days ago · BREAKING NEWS. US East Coast strike risk could mean more spikes in freight rates. ONE revamps Korea-China-Straits 2 service. Kuehne+Nagel appoints new managing director for India, Sri Lanka and Maldives. Reimagining Nature: Animals Displayed in Front of Shipping Containers. Global schedule reliability reaches year-to-date peak in May.

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6. theloadstar.com › main-newsMain News - The Loadstar

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   5 days ago · News / TS Lines sails back into the transpacific trade, boosting SeaLead relaunch Taiwanese regional carrier TS Lines will join SeaLead Shipping’s relaunched Asia-US West Coast (AWC) service, ...

7. www.tradewindsnews.com › tankersTankers - Latest shipping and maritime news | TradeWinds

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   3 days ago · Visit TradeWinds for the best news, insight and opinion covering the global shipping business.

8. www.marineinsight.com › shipping-news › singapore-port-facesSingapore Port Faces 90% Vessel Delays Due To Red Sea Diversions

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   5 days ago · Almost 90% of container ships arrive in Singapore off-schedule, a significant increase from 77% in 2023, according to Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat. The ongoing Red Sea crisis is to blame for the delays, forcing ships to take the longer routes between Europe and Asia around the Cape of Good Hope.

9. www.shippingherald.com › category › newsShipping News Archives - Shipping Herald

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   5 days ago · Baltic index rises for fifth straight day on strong capesize demand. The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, which tracks rates for ships ferrying dry bulk commodities, gained for the fifth straight session on Tuesday... Read more.