Greg Miller

Qatar’s back-channel effort offers a glimpse into the hidden ways Gulf states have sought to spare themselves damage from the region’s worst war in a generation.

In early February, Maersk executives were talking about the depth and duration of a looming downturn. Four months later, the container market has completely changed. Liners are booking lucrative spot cargoes and there are reports of contract cargoes getting rolled

It’s too early for major moves in crude tanker rates driven by the US-Iran peace framework. The market is in wait-and-see mode and scepticism is high. But major moves in freight could be around the corner

The memorandum of understanding requires numerous steps by Washington including lifting sanctions and freeing billions in frozen assets, while Iran was required only to open the Strait of Hormuz.

The party's crushing losses in nationwide local elections triggered a mutiny against Starmer, who has struggled to define his agenda and deliver on campaign promises.

Malone University President Greg Miller writes about how the school is living "Christ's Kingdom First."

LONDON - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced Monday that he will resign, succumbing to pressure from lawmakers within his own Labour Party, after crushing losses in nationwide local elections last month triggered a mutiny.

The Strait of Hormuz isn’t open yet, but the chance that it might be soon — even if it’s a partial reopening — is a magnet for VLCC tonnage, pumping up spot rates at other loading ports around the globe

"The institutions that will flourish are those that know exactly who they are, whom they serve, and why they exist," Malone University's president writes.

After surviving months of strikes by the U.S. and Israel, the Iranian regime has emerged emboldened, contradicting Trump’s claim of accomplishing “regime change.”