Free to read: Dissent in European shipping circles over EU’s green rules | Greek shipowner lifts Venezuelan crude after sanctions deletion | Countries commit to completely sustainable management of domestic waters by 2025

Free to read: Will China speak against EU impatience on shipping emissions? | Maersk and CMA CGM push EU for free emission allowances | Why shipping’s MRV regulation must target cargo owners | Maritime Markets Outlook

Free to read: Asia-Europe container freight spot rates hit new highs | China agrees $1.5bn deal for additional Indonesian coal | Urgent consensus needed over decarbonisation | The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Is shipping still a Luddite sector?

Free to read: Sanctions-busting tanker sales skew SP values and stall scrapping | Tanker owners seek Libya crude exports lift | Middle East leads fall in global crude tonne-mile demand

Free to read: Maersk Product Tankers linked to $400m deal for 14 MR vessels | Greek-owned aframax damaged in blast off Saudi Arabia | Call for scrubber phase-out on ships on environmental concerns

Free to read: Resold China-flagged tankers lift first Venezuelan cargoes in six months | Starved shipbuilders offered ray of light | Offshore wind needs $12bn of investments in new vessels

Free to read: Newly sold Greek tankers sail for Venezuela defying US crude export sanctions | Greek owners urge priority vaccination for ‘heroes of the sea’ | Voting open for 2021 Shipping Outlook Forum poll

Free to read: Time to chase the devil from the IMO | Shipping’s proposed $5bn research fund endures IMO scrutiny | Post-Brexit freight trade set for bumpy ride

Free to read: Governments split on market-based measures for emissions | German owners back new IMO line on greenhouse gases | Armed guards ‘not the answer’ to piracy threat

Free to read: Maersk focuses on boxes rather than ships | Refinery closures promise product lift | Ship finance post-Libor | IMO climate deal fails to calm critics

Free to read: IMO approves new emissions measure for ships | Tanker markets in ‘cash burn mode’ as owners seek respite | Rebadged HSH still in shipping after ‘learning its lessons’

Free to read: Attacks on vessels being stoked by economic impact of coronavirus | Crew kidnapped from vessel in Gulf of Guinea | Dry bulk SP activity playing catch up this year

Free to read: Bulkers leaving Australia for China drop sharply amid political tensions | Trade tensions highlight reality of ‘Australia-style’ solutions | The Lloyd’s List Podcast: Do we need entrepreneurs to save shipping?

Free to read: Vaccine respite for tanker markets ‘at least nine months away’ | Shipping finance costs to rise after health crisis | Supply chains near break point amid service disruptions | UK container transport task force gathers as crisis deepens

Free to read: Governments back crew change protocols | Lower fuels costs helped box lines’ profits | Vaccine provides optimism for tanker rates | Back to basics at Braemar

Free to read: First Iran-linked tanker reflags to Samoa | MSC Cruises presses ahead with huge newbuilding programme | Shipping faces taxing questions about state support