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  • SHIPPING INDUSTRY URGES PROTECTION FOR CIVILIAN SEAFARERS AS GLOBAL MARITIME THREATS ESCALATE

    A sailor observes the oil tanker HELGA, which is moored at one of Iraq’s southern offshore oil…

  • SOUTH AFRICA DRYDOCKS LARGEST VESSEL IN MORE THAN A DECADE

    30 JUL 2026 As part of the ongoing efforts to modernize capabilities to support the maritime industr…

  • TWO LNG CARRIERS HIT IN APPARENT DRONE ATTACK ON EGYPT’S PORT OF DAMIETTA

    29 JUL 2026 Two LNG carriers have been attacked in the Egyptian port of Damietta, which lies on the …

  • EXPLOSION AND FIRE ON NORWEGIAN TANKER CARRYING SULFURIC ACID

    28 JUL 2026 Norwegian authorities and the shipping company Utkilen are reporting the situation is st…

  • NORWEGIAN RESEARCHERS DEVELOP ULTRA-LIGHT EMERGENCY TOWING RIG

    27 JUL 2026 Bad weather and challenging rescue conditions are common scenarios when ships need help …

  • HOUTHIS RESUME ATTACKS ON SHIPPING, CLAIM STRIKES ON TWO SAUDI TANKERS

    24 JUL 2026 Yemen’s Houthi movement has resumed direct attacks on commercial shipping, claiming resp…

INDIAN NAVY OFFICER ARRESTED FOR BRIBES-FOR-SECRETS SCHEME

30/10/2021 850

05 NOV 2021  India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested one Indian Navy officer and two retired servicemembers in connection with an alleged espionage scheme. An unnamed Indian Navy commander stands accused of leaking documents and data about an ongoing project to upgrade the service’s Kilo-class submarines. In exchange for …

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SOUTH KOREA FORECASTS DECLINES IN GLOBAL SHIPBUILDING ORDERS IN 2022

30/10/2021 821

04 NOV 2021  South Korea is forecasting that shipbuilding orders will decrease from the strong levels experienced in 2021. A new report from the Export-Import Bank of Korea cites this year’s strong growth in containership orders and LPG carriers, forecasting that the levels of orders will not be sustained in …

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BIMCO SEES BEST CHANCE IN YEARS TO COMBAT PIRACY IN THE GULF OF GUINEA

30/10/2021 837

03 NOV 2021  Historically, piracy attacks in the Gulf of Guinea see a spike during the dry season which normally lasts from October/November to March/April. What is different this year is that Nigeria has launched a comprehensive set of anti-piracy capabilities and at least two international navies will have very …

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WÄRTSILÄ TO RETROFIT ETHYLENE TANKER WITH PILOT CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE SYSTEM

30/10/2021 859

02 NOV 2021 Finnish technology group Wärtsilä will be working with a Norwegian shipping company to install a full-scale carbon capture and storage system on board one of the company’s existing ethylene tankers. Wärtsilä Exhaust Treatment has signed a Letter of Intent with Solvang ASA to design and retrofit the …

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TUG COMPLETES 1,000 NAUTICAL MILE AUTONOMOUS VOYAGE AROUND DENMARK

30/10/2021 923

01 NOV 2021 Boston-based Sea Machines Robotics announced today that it has completed the world’s first 1,000+ nautical miles autonomous and remotely commanded journey of a commercial vessel at sea. Under the project name The Machine Odyssey, the company’s autonomous tug Nellie Bly completed the journey, a circumnavigation of Denmark, in …

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BONHOMME RICHARD FIRE: SERIES OF FAILURES LED TO SHIP’S DESTRUCTION -NAVY

30/10/2021 833

31 OCT 2021 A U.S. Navy investigation released on Wednesday found that a fire aboard a warship last year, which was caused by arson, was preventable and that a series of failures after it started led to the destruction of the ship. More than 60 people, including about 40 sailors, were treated for minor …

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