Read more on the key international sale forms used in vessel transactions and discusses their relevance in cross-border practice, with particular focus on Indonesian regulatory considerations and the potential benefits of developing an Indonesian Ship Saleform to support more efficient and legally certain transactions involving Indonesian interests.

Beginning 1 December 2025, China will implement new export controls on rare earth elements, introducing licensing requirements, military-use restrictions, and extraterritorial oversight.

Labor disputes between Indonesian seafarers and ship employers face legal ambiguity due to overlapping jurisdictions between the Admiralty Court and Disnaker. This series explores the legal framework, recent regulations, and their impact on maritime dispute resolution.

Excerpt: key considerations and potential adjustments to existing shipping contracts in light of the increased trade tariffs.

Ship Arrest is a type of proceedings that takes significant role in the context of claims in shipping and maritime world

The Indonesian government has recently introduced MaritimHUB, a one-stop solution aimed at enhancing accessibility and efficiency in maritime services.

Charter parties are fundamental contracts in the shipping industry, governing the relationship between shipowners and charterers.

This ARMA Update focus on the key points and notable changes set out in the Amendment of Shipping Law.