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Bulker Exchanges Shots with Skiffs off Yemen
A bulker southbound in the Red Sea reported to authorities that it had been approached and exchanged gunshots with the unknown b...
Read More >>Historic Liverpool Waterfront Vessels Undergo Vital Preservation Repairs
Efforts are underway in Liverpool to preserve two historic vessels that are a familiar sight in the city’s waterfr...
Read More >>CMA CGM Set to Restore First Route Through Suez/Red Sea
French carrier CMA CGM is reportedly poised to become the first major carrier to restore service on one of its routes transiting...
Read More >>German Seafarers Agree to New 30-Month Contract with Real Wage Increases
German shipowners, the association for the industry, and the trade union ver.di are all saying that a fair agreement has been re...
Read More >>Seafarers from Eternity C Return Home After Months in Houthi Captivity
Government officials in Oman and the Philippines confirmed the release of the seafarers who had been rescued from the sinking bu...
Read More >>Norsepower Extends Wind Rotor Installations to Japanese Newbuild VLCCs
Wind-assisted propulsion continues to make advancements into more segments of the shipping industry, with Norsepower rep...
Read More >>Gambia Joins Comoros and Others in False Flag Crackdown
Gambia’s maritime administration has begun removing tankers flagged through its privately run ship registry, reports Marit...
Read More >>Third LCO2 Carrier to Launch Europe’s Largest Carbon Capture Project
Norway’s Northern Lights project, along with Japanese ship operator “K” Line (Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha), marked t...
Read More >>Pirates Attack LPG Carrier, Kidnap Crew Off West Africa
An LPG carrier has become the latest target of the ongoing piracy off West Africa, with reports confirming that nine of...
Read More >>Three Agencies with Antarctica Stations Charter Ship for Resupply Missions
Three European countries with research stations in Antarctica have formed a unique partnership that involves joint operations to r...
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