France Resumes Reprocessed Uranium Exports to Russia, Greenpeace Calls Move “Immoral”
According to the organisation, this latest shipment is the first consignment of reprocessed uranium it has documented since 2022.
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Drone Strike Sets Turkish Tanker Ship On Fire In Odesa Hours After Ukraine Signs U.S. Gas Deal
Turkey’s Directorate for Maritime Affairs reported that the MT Orinda was hit while offloading liquefied petroleum gas.
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U.S. Navy Commissions Final Independence-Variant Warship USS Pierre In Florida
The crew of USS Pierre engaged with the local community and strengthened ties with the city hosting the commissioning.
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3 Vietnamese Seafarers Arrested After Attempting To Break Into Captain’s Cabin With An Axe
The captain informed the shipping company about the assault and decided the three men would be forcibly disembarked.
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Dutch Shipowners Defend Wage System Over Claims Of “Unequal” Pay For Foreign Seafarers
Foreign seafarers working on Dutch-owned ships continue to receive salaries based on the cost of living in their home countries.
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Crew Of Seized Tanker Confirmed Safe After Iran Diverts Vessel To Bandar Abbas
Iran confirmed on Saturday through state media that the IRGC had seized the vessel, claiming there were issues with its cargo.
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Suez Canal Ready To Receive Mega Container Ships With Transit Of Two Giant Vessels
Admiral Rabiee noted that the return of stability to the Red Sea would likely influence shipping lines to reconsider their routing schedules.
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India’s Goa Shipyard To Establish New Warship-Building Unit In Machilipatnam
GSL has been in discussions with the Andhra Pradesh government for around eight months and initially sought 200 acres in Machilipatnam.
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Global Demand For Filipino Seafarers Rises As Shipping And Offshore Sectors Expand
The expansion of international fleets and the recovery of cruise and offshore sectors are the main reasons behind this rise.
