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Peering Eye 1.13

Activity in Venezuelan ports goes down. But Novo seems to be getting busier!
Published: February 13, 2026
Written by:
Will Cunliffe

Will Cunliffe

Research Analyst, The Officials
Will Cunliffe
and
Edward Hayden-Briffett

Edward Hayden-Briffett

Research Analyst, The Officials
Edward Hayden-Briffett
Reviewed by:
Jorge Montepeque

Jorge Montepeque

Head of Benchmarking, The Officials
Jorge Montepeque
Edition: Peering EyeVolume: 1Issue: 13
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Activity in Venezuelan ports goes down. But Novo seems to be getting busier!

Dear reader enjoy the weekly version of The Officials Peering Eye. We cover activity on key shipping hubs around the world, Venezuelan port, Suez Canal, Panama Canal, Rotterdam, Al Zour refinery, Zirku, Novorossiysk, Bosphorus Strait, as well as the usual information and graphics about Indian ports. And now we expanded our coverage to the Strait of Hormuz!

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Written by

Will Cunliffe

Research Analyst, The Officials
Will Cunliffe

Edward Hayden-Briffett

Research Analyst, The Officials
Edward Hayden-Briffett

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A weekly report covering activity on key shipping hubs around the world

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