India’s Tanker Entry Denial May Signal Shift in Shipping Ties with Russia

The recent denial of entry by Indian authorities to a ship carrying Russian crude oil due to lack of proper documentation may signal broader geopolitical implications for both nations.

The Indian shipping industry’s relationship with Russia has evolved significantly in recent years, driven by geopolitical shifts, economic necessities, and strategic partnerships. This relationship is deeply intertwined with broader bilateral trade dynamics, particularly in the energy sector, as India has become...

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Singapore and India to cooperate on maritime digitalisation and decarbonisation issues

Singapore and India have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to cooperate on maritime digitalisation and decarbonisation projects, including identifying relevant stakeholders who could contribute to the effort, and work towards formalising the partnership through a memorandum of understanding on a Singapore-India Green and Digital Shipping Corridor (GDSC).

India is a leading player in information technology with the potential to become a major producer and exporter of green marine fuels. Singapore,...

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India launches first maritime exercises with African nations to strengthen presence in Indian Ocean

India is set to conduct naval exercises with a group of African nations, marking its first maritime collaboration of this kind aimed at balancing China’s growing influence in the Indian Ocean.

The exercises, which are expected to begin on April 11, will see participation from up to 10 countries, including Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, and Madagascar, according to India’s Deputy Chief of Naval Staff, Tarun Sobti. He announced that the drills would include multiple phases, such as...

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