In this issue of The Arrest News:

• Maritime Enforcement at the Edge of Geopolitics: The Southern Caribbean as a Quiet Pressure Point by Cherie Gopie, M
  Hamel Smith (Trinidad & Tobago)
• From Hormuz to Gibraltar: Why Conflict-Driven Shipping Stress May End in More Ship Arrests by Christian Hernandez, Isolas
  (Gibraltar)
• Bunker Claims and Ship Arrest in Italy: The Controversial Role of Article 3(4) of the 1952 Arrest Convention by Alberto
  Batini, BTG Legal
• What Next? A follow-on Analysis of U.S. Tanker Seizures by Benjamin M. Robinson, Esq., Chalos & Co. PC
• Bahamas Flag Performance & Global Shipping Confidence in 2026 by ParrisWhittaker
• Inherent Vice or Covered Damage to Cargo? Yoav Harris & Domiana Abboud, Harris & Co. Law Office (Israel)

Read the full issue here: The Arrest News Issue 52