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  • FROM SEA TO SKY, SATELLITE SERVICE PROVIDERS LIFT THE MARITIME INDUSTRY INTO THE NEW SPACE AGE

    01 MAR 2026  Nestled within the aptly named Post Office Bay on Galapagos’ Floreana Island sits…

  • FIRST INDIAN DIESEL CARGO ARRIVES IN EUROPE AFTER NEW RUSSIAN SANCTIONS TAKE EFFECT

    28 FEB 2026 A tanker carrying diesel from India has moored in Europe’s largest port, a notable arriv…

  • CHINESE SHIP COMPLETES FIRST AUTONOMOUS DOCKING AND CARGO HANDLING

    27 FEB 2026 Four years after having put what it said was the world’s first autonomous, electric cont…

  • ‘MUSLIM NATO’: TURKEY IN ADVANCED TALKS TO JOIN SAUDI-PAKISTAN MUTUAL DEFENSE PACT

    26 FEB 2026 What distinguishes current talks from the historical cooperation among the three countri…

  • TWENTY YEARS OF SEAFARER PROTECTIONS: MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION MARKS HISTORIC MILESTONE

    25 FEB 2026 The International Labour Organization (ILO), the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS)…

  • IMO GUIDELINES ARE QUIETLY WEAKENING THE BASEL CONVENTION

    24 FEB 2026  Basel parties should decide, openly and formally, how ship recycling should be treated …

FIRE ON CARGO SHIP DOCKED IN NEW ZEALAND

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18 DEC 2020  A fire broke out in the hold of a Singapore-flagged cargo ship in New Zealand’s Napier port today. Operations in the port were briefly suspended while local fire crews were brought in to fight the fire. Fire and Emergency New Zealand reported that it was called to …

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EIGHT MORE CREWMEMBERS ABDUCTED OFF CARGO SHIP BY NIGERIAN PIRATES

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17 DEC 2020  The toll on seafarers continues to rise in the Gulf of Guinea with reports that eight crew members early this morning.  The threat to seafarers remains high in the region with the security services warning that additional incidents are likely in the coming days. The latest incident, …

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THERE’S A HUMAN-MADE BARRIER IN SPACE, SURROUNDING THE ENTIRE EARTH

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17 DEC 2020 In 2017, NASA space probes detected a massive, human-made ‘barrier’ surrounding Earth. And tests have confirmed that it’s actually having an effect on space weather far beyond our planet’s atmosphere. That means we’re not just changing Earth so severely, scientists are calling for a whole new geological epoch to …

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CATASTROPHIC OIL SPILL FROM ABANDONED SHIP IN THE RED SEA COULD HAPPEN ANY SECOND

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16 DEC 2020 If the coral refuge of the Red Sea can survive local pollution, scientists think these reefs might be the last ones standing on a rapidly warming planet. But that’s a big ‘if’. Right now, life in this region is moored to the fate of a 45-year-old tanker, …

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CARGO DAMAGE ABOARD ONE APUS MAY TOP $200 MILLION

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15 DEC 2020  The unprecedented container collapse aboard the boxship ONE Apus could end up costing $200 million in cargo damage, according to an estimate from a claims consultant. On November 30, on a voyage from Yantian to Long Beach, ONE Apus encountered 20-foot swells at a position about 1,600 nm northwest of Hawaii. In …

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THREE KILLED, FIVE MISSING AFTER TWO SHIPS COLLIDE NEAR SHANGHAI

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14 DEC 2020  Two smaller container ships operating feeder routes along China’s Yangtze River collided overnight near Shanghai, causing one of the vessels to capsize. At least three sailors were reported killed in the accident with the search ongoing. The Shanghai Maritime Search and Rescue Center coordinated the rescue efforts. …

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