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  • CREW WELFARE AND CONTENT: MORALE, WELLBEING, AND RETENTION

    16 OCT 2026 Crew wellbeing is becoming increasingly important, as many shipping companies realize th…

  • BULK CARRIER SINKS WEEKS AFTER DEADLY STRAIT OF HORMUZ STRIKE

    15 OCT 2026 A container ship and a dry bulk carrier have both sunk near the Strait of Hormuz in the …

  • PANAMA MOVES TO REVOKE REGISTRY FROM THREE TANKERS SANCTIONED BY U.S.

    Panama is working to revoke its flag from three tankers sanctioned last week by the United States 15…

  • SOUTH KOREAN CONTAINERSHIP COMPLETES DEMONSTRATION ARCTIC VOYAGE

    Panstar Acro returning to Korea after the round trip through the Arctic on the NSR 14 OCT 2026 South…

  • SWEDEN RELEASES SANCTIONED TANKER AFTER SEVEN-MONTH DETENTION

    Sea Owl 1 was banned from sailing from Sweden since March due to the lack of a legal flag 13 OCT 202…

  • TWO SEAFARERS MISSING IN DRONE ATTACK ON PRODUCT TANKER OFF OMAN

    12 OCT 2026 Two seafarers are missing after a drone attack on a tanker off the coast of Sohar, Oman,…

CARGO SHIP TURNED AWAY BY NAMIBIA OVER FEARS OF EXPLOSIVES FOR ISRAEL

03/09/2024 593

29 AUG 2024 The African nation of Namibia revoked the docking privileges granted to a Portuguese-flagged general cargo ship. It was the second vessel that officials suspected of transporting materials to Israel with government officials saying their country would not be complicit with the war in Gaza. A local rights …

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ALGERIAN TANKER SAILS HUMANITARIAN MISSION TO FUEL LEBANON’S POWER COMPANY

03/09/2024 583

28 AUG 2024  Algeria conducted a humanitarian mission to bring badly needed fuel to Lebanon to end a nearly two-week-long blackout by the country’s central power company. It is the first of several efforts in the coming days that are attempting to restore a steady supply of fuel to the …

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ONE BAD LADDER SHOWS COMMON SHORTCOMINGS FOR MARINE PILOT SAFETY

03/09/2024 692

27 AUG 2024 One Bad Ladder Shows Common Shortcomings for Marine Pilot Safety At least eight people died in boarding accidents last year, and bad ladders are part of the problem Arie Palmers is a Dutch marine pilot and is closely involved in efforts to tighten pilot ladder safety. In …

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EU SAYS NO OIL SPILL (SO FAR) FROM BURNING TANKER SOUNION

03/09/2024 587

26 AUG 2024  The EUNAVFOR operation Aspides issued an update on the burning oil tanker Sounion disputing rumors on social media of oil leaks, but repeated its warning of an “imminent environmental hazard.” There are no reports of any actions to possibly avert the potential disaster while the authorities warned …

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TWO RUSSIAN SEAFARERS KILLED IN CONFINED SPACE ACCIDENT

03/09/2024 574

25 AUG 2024 On Friday, two seafarers lost their lives in a confined-space accident aboard a freighter at the port of Bandirma, Turkey. The Russian freighter Navis 2 arrived in Bandirma on August 21 with a cargo of five thousand tonnes of animal feed, and on Friday, she moved to …

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AI DOESN’T ACTUALLY POSE AN EXISTENTIAL THREAT TO HUMANS, STUDY FINDS

03/09/2024 663

25 AUG 2024 Science fiction is riddled with artificial intelligence going rogue and turning on their human creators. HAL-9000. The Matrix. Skynet. GLaDOS. Cylons. Humanity, it seems, has a deep fear of the rebellion of the machine. With the rise of ever more sophisticated large language models (LLMs), such as …

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