Contributions
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Norway’s bad IMO diet plan for shipping: a solution that causes more harm than good
Faig Abbasov from the NGO Transport & Environment argues that a proposal under discussion at the International Maritime Organization would…
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Progress and challenges on diversity in maritime
Eline Muller from Multraship Towage and Salvage writes for Splash on International Women’s Day. Over the past decade, the shipping…
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Contractual issues arising from EU ETS implementation explained
Helen Barden and Mark Smith from NorthStandard answer questions arising from the first months of Europe’s Emissions Trading System being…
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Live Animal Export: An experimental double take as the Bahijah tries again
Dr Lynn Simpson, a well-known former live export veterinarian, on the long journey ahead for thousands of animals heading from…
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The Chinese digital octopus spreading its tentacles through smart port ambitions
Andre Wheeler carries a warning today about China’s LOGINK digital platform. As the world of shipping has moved towards smart…
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Does GDP matter for shipping?
Pierre Aury has some advice for executives looking too closely at the health of national economies. My January column discussed…
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The year ahead in green tech
What can shipping expect in terms of green technology breakthroughs in the months ahead? The final installment in Maritime CEO’s…
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The year ahead in digital tech
How pivotal will digital advances be in the Year of the Dragon? The latest installment in Maritime CEO’s annual outlook.…
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Shipping in the Year of the Dragon: LNG
Vast amounts of new gas ship tonnage will flood the market this year, likely keeping a cap on rates. The…
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Shipping in the Year of the Dragon: Tankers
More than healthy earnings are on the cards for tanker owners in 2024. The latest installment in Maritime CEO’s annual…
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Shipping in the Year of the Dragon: Dry bulk
How will dry bulk fortunes differ from what materialised last year? The second installment in our brand new issue of…
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Shipping in the Year of the Dragon: Containers
The Year of the Dragon, the most auspicious of animals in the Chinese zodiac, is upon us. What does the…
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Five schools of thought on key maritime issues
Wolfgang Lehmacher, Richard Watson, Mikael Lind, Jillian Carson-Jackson and Sukhjit Singh release details of a new maritime expert study. Stakeholders…
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Enter the dragon
Will the forthcoming Lunar New Year herald a year as auspicious and lucky as the dragon is believed to represent?…
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Live Animal Export: The animals who returned home to have their stories told
The plight of more than 16,000 animals stuck on a boiling-hot livestock carrier for the past month has made headlines…
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Will the Year of the Dragon spring some surprises?
Pierre Aury on the four big topics shipping needs to be aware of in the coming months. So where is…
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Live Animal Export: Voyage to nowhere, with only deepening excrement to dine, rest and sleep in
The plight of more than 16,000 animals stuck on a boiling-hot livestock carrier for the past month has made headlines…
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Alliances: the blatant cartel?
At a time where global alliances are in flux, Alison Cusack, a lawyer from Melbourne-based Cusack & Co, weighs in.…
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The missing ingredient for those working onboard
R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Find out what it means at sea. Steven Jones, founder of the Seafarers Happiness Index, channels Aretha Franklin to…
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Why globalisation and its enemies matter
Andrew Craig-Bennett channels a former paramount leader of China in reminding readers to seek truth from facts. People like to…
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