Shipping Industry Calls On U.N To Protect Merchant Vessels After Iran Seizes Container Ship
The global shipping industry has turned to the United Nations for increased protection of ships and seafarers amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East.
The global shipping industry has turned to the United Nations for increased protection of ships and seafarers amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Combined Maritime Forces, the biggest maritime security partnership in the world, welcomed Finland as its 43rd member on April 17, 2024.
Japan’s Imoto Lines has partnered with Marindows, a Maritime Software Company, on an ambitious zero-emissions container ship project.
Uzmar Shipyard, based in Istanbul, Turkey, has launched a unique tractor tug for BOTAS, a Turkish operator.
China rebuffed the Biden administration’s proposal to launch an official review of its logistics, maritime, and shipbuilding sector.
Myklebust Verft, a Norwegian shipyard, has been chosen to begin construction of cutting-edge hydrogen-powered passenger ferries.
Canadian Minister of Transport, has announced a significant increase in monetary penalties for violations following the Canada Shipping Act 2001.
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber (CSC) announced the adoption of 1,000 ships through its renowned ‘Adopt a Ship’ educational initiative.
One of the 17 Indian crew members onboard the MSC Aries that was seized by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has returned home.
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