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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,…

RUSSIA’S BIGGER SHADOW FLEET HELPS BEAT OIL SANCTIONS

18/08/2024 631

14 AUG 2024 Russia’s efforts to bolster its so-called shadow fleet of oil tankers in the first half of this year helped to offset the impact of Western sanctions, according to the KSE Institute. Some 74 new vessels started carrying Russian crude in the period, having not done so last …

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ENVIRONMENTALISTS SUCCESSFUL IN GETTING “TOXIC CARGO” RETURNED TO EUROPE

18/08/2024 631

13 AUG 2024  Officials in Asia are reporting that approximately 100 containers suspected of carrying toxic material will be refused and returned to the shipper in Europe for further treatment. The decision comes after an environmental NGO raised concerns and the boxes became like a “hot potato” being passed off …

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GAO REPORTS ON THE FUTURE OF AUTONOMOUS SHIPS AND REGULATORY CHALLENGES

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12 AUG 2024 The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) has released a new report examining the potential impact of autonomous ships on the maritime environment and the efforts of the Coast Guard to regulate them. Autonomous ships, which use advanced technologies to control speed, direction, and navigation, promise to revolutionize …

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NEW RESEARCH GIVES CREWS INSIGHT INTO UNDERWATER NOISE IN REAL TIME

18/08/2024 552

08 AUG 2024 German propulsion company Schottel has completed a research project for Transport Canada and BC Ferries to investigate solutions for underwater noise. Ship noise is a major issue in the Salish Sea because of its effects on the region’s endangered orca population. The project developed a real-time onboard …

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A VITAL FLUID PROTECTS YOUR MOST IMPORTANT ORGAN. WHAT HAPPENS IF IT FAILS?

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07 AUG 2024 Cerebrospinal fluid, or CSF, is a clear, colorless liquid that plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and function of your central nervous system. It cushions the brain and spinal cord, provides nutrients and removes waste products. Despite its importance, problems related to CSF often go …

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MPOX: DISEASE EXPERT EXPLAINS WHY IT’S NOW A GLOBAL HEALTH EMERGENCY

18/08/2024 658

06 AUG 2024 The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared mpox a public health emergency of international concern, after rising cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the potential for further spread. This now triggers a coordinated international response to an extraordinary event and the mobilization of resources, …

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