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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…

RUSSIA DEPLOYS ALL EIGHT NUCLEAR ICEBREAKERS FOR FIRST TIME TO KEEP ARCTIC EXPORT ROUTES OPEN

29/12/2025 285

17 DEC 2025 Russia has, for the first time, deployed its entire fleet of eight nuclear-powered icebreakers simultaneously to maintain winter shipping lanes in the Gulf of Ob and the Yenisei Gulf, underscoring the strategic importance of Arctic energy exports. The unprecedented deployment is focused on ensuring the flow of …

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GHOST OIL SHIPS DOCK IN VENEZUELA, SHOWING CHALLENGE FOR US

29/12/2025 273

15 DEC 2025 Two so-called ghost oil ships are currently loading off the coast of Venezuela, highlighting the challenges the Trump administration faces trying to disrupt exports of the South American country’s primary source of revenue. The supertankers, the largest class of vessels used to move crude, are loading at …

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BLACK SEA TANKER ATTACKS PUT CIVILIAN SEAFARERS AT RISK, ITF WARNS

29/12/2025 250

13 DEC 2025 The International Transport Workers’ Federation has condemned recent attacks on vessels operating in the Black Sea following the third Ukrainian sea drone strike on a Russian shadow fleet tanker, warning that civilian seafarers must never be treated as targets in conflict. A tanker transiting Ukraine’s exclusive economic …

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FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND TREATMENT BOOSTS VISION IN HUMAN TRIAL, SCIENTISTS REPORT

09/12/2025 390

12 DEC 2025 Taking a photo of a friend? You’ve probably got their face centered and focused. Driving down a highway? Eyes on the road. But for millions of adults with age-related macular degeneration, that crucial, central field of sight is blurred beyond recognition. Current treatments can only slow its …

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GERMAN SEAFARERS AGREE TO NEW 30-MONTH CONTRACT WITH REAL WAGE INCREASES

09/12/2025 329

11 DEC 2025 German shipowners, the association for the industry, and the trade union ver.di are all saying that a fair agreement has been reached for a new contract for German seafarers.  They concluded an agreement during the second round of talks, which took place on December 4, and will …

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SEAFARERS FROM ETERNITY C RETURN HOME AFTER MONTHS IN HOUTHI CAPTIVITY

09/12/2025 355

10 DEC 2025 Government officials in Oman and the Philippines confirmed the release of the seafarers who had been rescued from the sinking bulker Eternity C in July after sustained attacks by the Houthis over two successive days. A salvage team sent by the vessel’s operator had been able to …

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