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China shipbuilding exposure in maritime exports to the U.S. by country

China shipbuilding dominance creates new risks for global maritime trade

Ship recycling supervisor overseeing cutting operations at an Alang facility

Ship recycling industry enters new phase of industrial transition

Ship recycling scene showing a dismantled vessel section at a maritime scrapyard

Circular shipbuilding gains momentum as Europe eyes ships as strategic steel assets

Table showing US shipping gaps to maintain seaborne exports, with a total shortfall of 1,160 to 2,353 ships

US maritime strategy outlines shipping, mariner and shipbuilding gaps in a major conflict

Bar chart showing new container ship orders by teu group in 2025, with strongest activity in feeder and medium-sized vessel segments

Shipping and shipbuilding markets 2026: China’s dominance, carbon costs and newbuilding resilience

Global shipbuilding new orders graph showing industry boom from 2021 to 2024

China shipbuilding dominance set to endure despite rising geopolitical pressure

EU industrial maritime strategy vision for EU maritime manufacturing by 2030

EU industrial maritime strategy to strengthen shipbuilding, shipping and maritime technology

US west coast port with container ships and cranes highlighting US maritime strategy

US maritime strategy to rebuild domestic shipbuilding and maritime capacity

Ship recycling potential in Europe, showing EU-flagged and non-EU-flagged vessels by ship type.

Ship recycling emerges as a strategic source of scrap steel for Europe

Line chart showing world seaborne car trade and container trade from 2010 to 2027, including the COVID-19 dip and projected 2025 recovery.

Transformation of the global shipping market in 2025: Political friction, regulation and shifting risks

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