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  • COUNTRIES ALLEGED & RANKED BY THEIR LACK OF HOSPITALITY

    04 JULY 2025 This article appeared in CarterFive and has been published here with permission. Everyb…

  • TINNITUS SEEMS SOMEHOW LINKED TO A CRUCIAL BODILY FUNCTION

    03 JULY 2025 Around 15 percent of the world’s population suffers from tinnitus, a condition wh…

  • DISORDERED EATING VS EATING DISORDERS: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

    02 JULY 2025 Following a particular diet or exercising a great deal are common and even encouraged i…

  • UKRAINE’S NAVY GIFTED TWO MINEHUNTERS TO BOOST BLACK SEA SECURITY

    30 JUNE 2025  The Dutch and Belgian governments have moved to strengthen Ukraine’s mine counte…

  • FIVE CREWMEMBERS CAUGHT SMUGGLING DRUGS ON TANKER IN ZEEBRUGGE

    29 JUNE 2025  Five crewmembers from the product tanker Scot Bremen have been arrested after the vess…

  • CONSTANT GPS JAMMING DISRUPTS NAVIGATION IN STRAIT OF HORMUZ

    29 JUNE 2025  With a U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran in effect, traffic in the Strai…

“ENOUGH IS ENOUGH”: MARINEPALS CEO SLAMS OVERLOAD OF TASKS ON BOARD

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28 JUNE 2025  The maritime industry has pushed the workload on seafarers to unsustainable extremes and must do a comprehensive review of the number of tasks required to be done on board compared to the number of people available on board, if it wants to attract and retain a skilled …

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SHIP RECYCLING CONVENTION ENTERS INTO FORCE WITH UNCERTAINTY AND CRITICISM

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27 JUNE 2025  The long-awaited Hong Kong International Convention setting standards for the industry to dismantle end-of-life vessels has gone into force. It comes, however, amidst criticism that the agreement fails to address many key issues in safety and sustainability, and the concerns of beaching in ship recycling. On June …

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FUTURE-PROOFING THE MARITIME INDUSTRY WITH S-100 FOR ECDIS

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26 JUNE 2025  As mariners gathered in Oslo for Nor-Shipping 2025, the event’s ‘#Future-Proof’ theme set the tone for forward-looking conversations across the industry. The discussions about the IHO’s incoming S-100 data standards and their potential for Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS) were a great example of this. …

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STRAIT OF HORMUZ TRAFFIC RETURNS TO NEAR-NORMAL

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26 JUNE 2025  In the aftermath of the American strikes early June 22 on the Iranian nuclear enrichment sites at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan, traffic flows through the Straits of Hormuz have recovered. Despite speculative reporting to the contrary, and publicity given to the U-turn made by product tanker Kohzan Maru …

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GARD REPORTS INCREASE IN CREW DEATHS CITING SUICIDE, STRESS AND ILLNESS

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25 JUNE 2025  Insurer Gard marked the annual Day of the Seafarer releasing a report citing what it sees as “a troubling increase in crew deaths,” based on 2024 claims data and a survey of seafarers. According to the data, Gard highlights that the “number of suicides among crew exceeded …

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ON DAY OF THE SEAFARER, IMO CALLS FOR HARASSMENT-FREE SHIPPING

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25 JUNE 2025  This year, IMO is focusing its Day of the Seafarer spotlight on harassment, a perennial – and often hidden – challenge of life at sea. Harassment affects one out of every four seafarers at some point in their careers, according to the Global Maritime Forum, and it …

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