Search for greener solutions will stimulate wider maritime collaboration in 2020
HE year just passed was dominated by preparation for the International Maritime Organization’s Global Sulphur Cap. According to speakers on Lloyd’s...
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HE year just passed was dominated by preparation for the International Maritime Organization’s Global Sulphur Cap. According to speakers on Lloyd’s...
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Sir David Attenborough has warned that the natural world is on the precipice of a disaster. In the trailer for...
Although the 1 January switch to maximum 0.5% low-sulphur fuel for shipping appears to have passed without major disruption, liner...
Fishing boat captain Masahiko Yamamoto has the fish story of the new year, the day he hit the lottery at...
The impact of technology on the shipping industry will grow in 2020, as companies increasingly introduce cloud-based software and apps...
Maersk Tankers has launched a new standalone digital business, to be led by Soren Meyer, to develop and sell the...
Risk-taking still looks muted, but global investors have resumed buying stocks. Interest in safe haven assets like gold and the...
Pacific leaders have extended offers of support to Australia, as devastating bushfires continue to ravage parts of the country. Fiji's...
David Kabua has been elected as the new president of the Marshall Islands. Mr Kabua, a veteran politician and former...
The Cook Islands' Government has been told it should use some of its surplus to subsidise passenger services to the...
A maritime law enforcement boarding team completed final preparations on the fantail of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Washington, lowering...