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Beijing demands tanker owners detail what they’re carrying onboard as they enter Chinese waters
Tanker owners coming near to China have more paperwork to complete. China is flexing its muscle in the South China…
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Navios Amaryllis captain accused of negligent behaviour in grounding off Maldives
The captain of the Navios Maritime Partners supramax bulker that ran aground on a reef in the Maldives last Thursday…
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Shipping urged to share information on abandoned fishing nets
Another sea pollution mapping initiative is launching with a specific focus on so called ghost nets, the thousands of square…
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Saving the planet while ignoring two thirds of it
Bestselling author Ian Urbina, the director of The Outlaw Ocean Project, a Washington DC-based non-profit journalism organisation, writes for Splash today.…
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Study finds offshore drilling rigs open to cyber attacks
An increase in remote monitoring and autonomous control, the internet of things and digitalisation has made offshore drilling rigs much…
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Crowley, MMA partner to train offshore wind labour force
Crowley Maritime Corporation and Massachusetts Maritime Academy have joined forces to create a labour force training and development program for…
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Rio Tinto resumes operations in South Africa
Mining giant Rio Tinto has commenced the process of restarting operations at Richards Bay Minerals (RBM) in South Africa as…
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Alibaba unit sets up China to South Korea ocean freight service
Cainiao Network, the logistics arm of Alibaba, is setting up a direct sea freight route between China and South Korea,…
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Armed robbers at work at Manila anchorage
Armed robbery incidents at an anchorage in the capital of the Philippines are proliferating. The Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating…
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Panama Canal maintenance set to cause delays
A maintenance period at the Panama Canal’s Miraflores locks tentatively scheduled for August 29 to September 10 will likely cause…
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InterManager members double onboard oxygen provision after life-threatening incidents
Shipmanagers have pledged to go above and beyond international maritime regulatory requirements in their onboard provision of medical oxygen –…
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Value of the global merchant fleet hits a new all-time high
The total value of the global merchant fleet has hit a new all-time high on the back of this year’s…
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Navios bulk carrier runs aground off Maldives
Navios Maritime Partners bulk carrier ran aground on Rasfaree reef in the Kaafu Atoll, the Maldives after experiencing engine failure.…
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Ever Given heads to Qingdao for repairs
This year’s most famous ship, the , has now set course for Qingdao in northeast China where it will undergo…
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Maersk captain accused of dragging anchor and severely damaging subsea cable off Perth
The 59-year-old Ukrainian master of the 8,400 teu stands accused of damaging a subsea telecommunications cable off Perth after his…
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MOL readies use of robots onboard
Seafarers working for Japan’s largest shipping line might have further pause for thought about the long term future of their…
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Worker dies after fire hits Pemex oil platform, several injured and five missing
A fire broke out on Sunday afternoon at a Pemex-run offshore platform in the southern Gulf of Mexico, killing one…
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Columbia Shipmanagement ups its game in Saudi Arabia
Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) has entered into a strategic joint venture with Khobar-based Spectrum Group. The new company, CSM Saudi Arabia,…
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Maersk fixes methanol supply for landmark boxship
A.P. Moller – Maersk has identified its partners to produce green fuel for its first vessel to operate on carbon…
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NYK assists in Crimson Polaris oil cleanup operations
NYK Line, as the charterer of the , has sent teams to assist the cleanup of the oil spill the…
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