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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 ACCUSES UKRAINE OF SINKING SHIP CARRYING GRAIN KILLING THREE CREW

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06 APR 2026  The Russian-installed governor of the Kherson region is accusing Ukraine of using a drone to set a grain ship on fire, leaving three crewmembers dead. Ukraine has not acknowledged the attack but has accused Russia of using the Soviet-era river-sea ships to steal grain from Crimea. The …

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SWEDEN RELEASES SHADOW TANKER DETAINED ON SUSPICION OF OIL POLLUTION

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05 APR 2026 The Swedish Coast Guard released the detained shadow fleet product tanker Flora 1, saying the environmental violations related to an oil spill in the Swedish EEZ could not be proven. The Coast Guard remained critical of the lack of clarity around the ship’s flag but said there …

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SOMALIA REGISTERS FIRST SHIP IN 30 YEARS WITH INTERNATIONAL REGISTRY LAUNCH

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04 APR 2026 Somalia officially registered its first ocean-going ship in more than 30 years on Wednesday as part of what the government calls a revitalization of its maritime industry. The registry is being run by a Turkish company, with the government saying it hopes to encourage more ships to …

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COMPETING STRATEGIES EMERGE FOR OPENING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ

08/04/2026 293

03 APR 2026  A resumption of international freedom of movement through the Strait of Hormuz is clearly of vital importance to the maritime community. Doing so by force has, for the moment, been largely ruled out by almost everyone who might be expected to effect it. Not only would it …

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HOW IRAN CAN STOP SHIPPING WITH MINES, FROM THE ARABIAN GULF TO THE RED SEA

08/04/2026 314

02 APR 2026 Just reports of mines are often sufficient to disrupt maritime traffic. Even if ship owners, crews and insurers weren’t aware of the missile threat in the Strait of Hormuz, news reporting of sea mines in the narrow waters would likely be enough to stop commercial traffic that Iran didn’t …

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FOUR PEOPLE RESCUED BY VEHICLE CARRIER TRANSITING THE BAY OF BISCAY

08/04/2026 296

01 APR 2026  Four people aboard a large sailboat were successfully rescued after their vessel began taking on water during a storm in the Bay of Biscay. UECC (United European Car Carriers), a 50:50 partnership between NYK and Wallenius Lines, is recounting the tale and saluting the seamanship of the …

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