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At a Glance All 77 vessels blacklisted by Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority used the “unauthorized” southern corridor through Omani waters or transited Iran’s northern corridor without paying toll

At a Glance Operational Overview Saudi Arabia’s workaround to the partial closure of the Strait of Hormuz came under direct attack last week. Saudi Arabia diverted crude to the Red …

At a Glance Six state-linked vessels operated above 11 subsea cable systems across the Pacific and Atlantic, plus a Baltic corridor between July and August 2026. The behavior is consistent, …

At a Glance Underwriting Is a Pricing Decision Made on Incomplete Data Underwriters carry the pricing decision at two moments in the coverage process. At binding, the underwriter takes compliance’s

At a Glance OFAC doubled its retention requirement from five to ten years, effective March 12, 2025, and stated that conflicting obligations elsewhere do not excuse compliance. The four major …

At a Glance The Panama Canal will run 32 daily transits from September 15, down from a capacity of roughly 40. The cuts are arriving during the rainy season, the …

At a Glance Five recurring complaints signal that screening volume has outgrown headcount, not that the team is underperforming. Up to 9 in 10 vessels can return a clear go …

At a Glance Windward MIOC has documented 20 confirmed sea chest contamination cases across four continents since 2017, with cumulative seizures above 2 tonnes. The method is simple. A dive …

Sustained Ukrainian strikes on Russian refining capacity have produced something not seen since the start of the war: Russia importing gasoline and diesel at scale. Windward’s analysis of shipping da

In Q2 2026, Windward recorded 3,667 loitering events lasting more than 12 hours above subsea cables, 3,137 prolonged dark activity events involving 2,157 unique cargo ships and tankers over 10,000 …