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  • IMO ADOPTS MASS CODE: THE AUTONOMOUS SHIP MOVES FROM DRAWING BOARD TO REGULATED REALITY

    05 JUNE 2026 The maritime industry has spent the better part of a decade debating whether autonomous…

  • SAILORS STRESSED AND EXHAUSTED AFTER MONTHS TRAPPED BY STRAIT OF HORMUZ BLOCKADE

    04 JUNE 2026 The sea is sometimes so tranquil that Captain Hassan Khan forgets his ship has been stu…

  • SHIPPING INDUSTRY SAYS HORMUZ PEACE DEAL ALONE WON’T BRING SHIPS BACK

    04 JUNE 2026 Executives warn that freedom of navigation requires more than a ceasefire as confidence…

  • OMAN WARNS OF SUSPECTED FLOATING MINE IN HORMUZ, REINFORCING SHIPPING INDUSTRY FEARS

    03 JUNE 2026 Oman’s Maritime Security Centre (MSC) on Saturday issued a navigation warning after a f…

  • POLICE FIND COCAINE INSIDE A LUXURY AUSTRALIAN BUS ABOARD A RO/RO

    02 JUNE 2026 The Australian Border Force (ABF) has once again busted a cocaine shipment tucked insid…

  • AFTER IRANIAN ATTACK, ACTIVISTS RENEW PUSH FOR LIVE EXPORT BAN

    01 JUNE 2026 Animal welfare organizations are renewing their push for a total ban on seaborne livest…

MICROPLASTICS COULD AFFECT THE OCEAN’S ABILITY TO ABSORB CARBON

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24 MAY 2026  “We study how plastic affects what we call ecosystem services, that is, the services we receive from ecosystems. When the ocean absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, we consider it as a service the ocean performs for us,” says researcher Francesca Verones. Photo: Francesca Verones, NTNU You …

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ERRATIC TRAFFIC POSES REAL RISKS FOR STRAIT OF HORMUZ TRANSITS

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Iran’s view of its area of military control, bounded by twin red lines (IRGC) 23 MAY 2026  A new industry-written guide to transiting the Strait of Hormuz paints a picture of exceptional risk, and not just from the missile and drone attacks launched by Iran. While the shipping industry’s leading associations …

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PANAMA CANAL NAMES FIRST FEMALE ADMINISTRATOR AS CHALLENGES GROW

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Panama Canal is seeing a surge in volumes as tankers rush to the waterway after leaving the Middle East (ACP) 22 MAY 2026 The President of Panama, Jose Mulino, announced on Thursday the decision of the Board of Directors of the Panama Canal Authority to appoint its first-ever female administrator …

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TWO CAPESIZE BULKERS COLLIDE IN SINGAPORE STRAIT

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Cape XL (red) encounters Huge Kumano (orange) 20 MAY 2026  A major collision occured in the Singapore Strait on Tuesday as a Capesize bulker that was departing an anchorage encountered another Capesize that was passing by on a transit through the waterway. At about 1530 hours local time on the 19th, …

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CHINESE AND KOREAN VLCCS CLEAR HORMUZ AS IRAN CLAIMS TO INCREASE TRAFFIC

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One of HMM’s VLCCs is reported to have been permitted to transit the Strait of Hormuz 19 MAY 2026 Iran continues to control the flow of tankers through the Strait of Hormuz for political and propaganda gains as the war of words continues over the peace negotiations. The Islamic Revolutionary …

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ALL HANDS-ON DECK: THE POWER OF MARITIME COLLABORATION IN SEAFARER CARE

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Captain David Dominy MA, RCDS, CEO, Royal Alfred Seafarers’ Society 15 MAY 2026  For those who have spent their working lives at sea, aging brings a set of challenges that traditional care models don’t always recognize. Unlike most other jobs, seafaring is characterized by long stretches away from home, physically …

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