IMO Prepares To Celebrate The International Day For Women In Maritime 2024
The International Maritime Organization is all set to celebrate the International Day for Women in Maritime on May 18, 2024.
The International Maritime Organization is all set to celebrate the International Day for Women in Maritime on May 18, 2024.
Charles de Gaulle, the only nuclear-powered flattop in service besides the U.S. Navy’s supercarriers, has been deployed under NATO’s command.
Maritime Partners has successfully secured a Design Basis Agreement through the US Coast Guard for the M/V Hydrogen One towboat.
Montrose is the first Scotland port to deliver shore power catering to the offshore supply vessels, officially starting with the Magne Viking.
A.P. Moller-Maersk (Maersk), says it will continue rerouting its vessels via the Cape of Good Hope owing to Houthi attacks.
A towboat transporting 24 empty barges narrowly avoided crashing with the historic Natchez Steamboat on the Mississippi River.
Workers at ASC Ltd have initiated a strike to seek greater wages, which might hamper submarine maintenance.
Over 100 seafarers have allegedly been subjected to systematic abuse, sparking urgent calls for action from international authorities.
Salvage crews operating within the Key Bridge Unified Command are gearing up for a challenging operation.
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