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EPISODE · Oct 31, 2025 · 23 MIN

Pairing US and South Korea’s shipbuilding industries

from TradeWinds Wavelength - a weekly shipping news show

In this week's episode:Can the US upgrade its shipbuilding capacity?‘Shipbuilding is a bipartisan issue’: Senate hearing highlights US support for boosting yard sectorWhat role for South Korea's shipbuilders as they sign up to help their ally?Dealmaker Trump secures pledges from South Korea’s big three shipbuilders‘Master of shipbuilding’ South Korea strikes $150bn trade and security deal with TrumpIs the US-China trade meeting a good deal for shipping?Port fee pause: US and China declare one-year truce to maritime trade war measuresAnd, what does the grounding of a shadow fleet tanker say about the ongoing risks to shipping and the environment?Suez Canal tanker grounding highlights how sanctions have struggled to land a glove on RussiaSanctioned tanker that grounded in Suez Canal one of four blacklisted ships in convoyEditorial contributions: Eric Priante Martin, Huaqing Ma, Matt CoyneProduction and host: Craig EasonA TradeWinds podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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