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Saya de Malha: Far Away From Human Rights
In October 2022, a British-American couple, Kyle and Maryanne Webb, were sailing their yacht through a remote area of th...
Read More >>Container Volume Rebounds in Black Sea, Driven By Ukrainian Ports
The Black Sea container terminals of Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine handled 1,313,392 TEU in 2024, including empty contai...
Read More >>Op-Ed: Seafarers Shouldn't Have to Choose Between Shore Leave and Rest
As the International Labour Organization (ILO) meets to consider changes to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), leadin...
Read More >>Op-Ed: We Need New Cross-Industry Collaboration to Reach Net Zero
Coming from Switzerland, the International Year of Glacier Preservation and World Water Day’s glacier theme strike...
Read More >>Aging Shadow Tanker Uses STS to Second Shadow Tanker to Skirt Indian Ban
The shipper of a cargo of Russian crude oil loaded aboard a sanctioned shadow tanker has found a creative way around Ind...
Read More >>Two European River Cruise Boats Suffer Collisions in One Week
Two European river cruise boats were involved in separate collisions over the past week, one on the Rhine near Duisberg and a...
Read More >>Project Outlines Process for Converting Standard Bulk Carrier to Methanol
A new project led by the Maersk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping addressed the challenges and processes r...
Read More >>Stena Presents Futuro Concept RoRo that Would Reduce Energy Usage 20%
Stena Line, one of Europe's leading ferry companies and a pioneer with advanced designs, presented its latest thinking for S...
Read More >>Chinese Bulker Rescues Solo Rower/Adventurer on Day 115 as Equipment Fails
Famed Russian solo rower and adventurer Fedor Kobyakov is safely aboard the Chinese ore carrier Ore Hong Kong (399,214 d...
Read More >>Norway’s First Bio-Methanol Feeders Enter Service
Norway marked a milestone in its efforts to be a leader in green shipping with the introduction of the first of two vessels that...
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