The Maritime Executive's New Edition Featuring Arsenio Dominguez is Online

How else to describe the dynamic secretary-general of the IMO, Arsenio Dominguez! His energy and enthusiasm are contagious, and we're honored to have him on our cover. “I like to keep busy,” he says, and we’re grateful he found time to sit down with us and talk about the role of the IMO in defending seafarers' rights and promoting freedom of navigation in an increasingly war-torn world, as well as his own vision for the future of the IMO and of maritime itself.

It was a wide-ranging and informative interview, and you can read all about it in this issue's exclusive Executive Interview.

On the geopolitical front, Erik Kravets has fun with the E.U.’s bumbling trade policies in "Inverse Flows." Allen Brooks takes aim at the soaring price of LNG in "Supply Chain Vulnerability," and Brigadier Jonathan Campbell-James asks, "Who's in Charge of the Taiwan Invasion?" in his scathing analysis of Chairman Xi's leadership abilities (or lack thereof).

Meanwhile, Senior Editor Jack O'Connell takes a walk down memory lane in his wistful meditation on "Earnings Season." Jack also managed to interview salesman extraordinaire Brad Kerr of Detyens Shipyards for his Executive Achievement feature. “If it floats, we fix it," Kerr quips.

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