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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…

SUEZ CANAL SHUTDOWN HIGHLIGHTS VULNERABILITY OF MARITIME CHOKEPOINTS

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08 APRIL 2021 Suez Crisis Highlights the Fragility of the Global Supply Chain. First came the pandemic of 2020, roiling shipping and disrupting the supply chains in and out of China before spreading out to the rest of the world. Then came one of the biggest hurdles the logistics industry …

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ORDERS FOR MEGA CONTAINERSHIPS RISE DESPITE SUEZ CRISIS

04/04/2021 1,031

07 APRIL 2021 A huge container ship blocking one of the world’s busiest waterways has done little to deter shipping companies from ordering similarly mega-sized vessels. Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and Samsung Heavy Industries — two of the world’s three biggest shipbuilders — announced they’d won orders worth a …

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CHINA’S TROUBLING SOLUTION TO ITS WATER-SECURITY WOES

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02 APR 2021  Beijing has long understood that China has a water-security problem that could pose an existential threat. In 2005, China’s minister for water resources reportedly said, “To fight for every drop of water or die: that is the challenge facing China.” Former premier Wen Jiabao observed that water shortages threaten “the very survival …

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DRINKING COFFEE BEFORE EXERCISE CAN DO SOMETHING PRETTY AWESOME TO YOUR BODY

01/04/2021 986

08 APRIL 2021 If you’re looking to maximize the amount of fat burned in your next workout, think about having a coffee half an hour before you get started – as a new study suggests it can make a significant difference to fat burning, especially later on in the day. …

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WORLD’S FIRST ZERO-EMISSION WIND AND HYDROGEN POWER CARGO SHIP

01/04/2021 1,083

  07 APRIL 2021            A Norwegian partnership is moving forward with the development of what they are calling the world’s first zero-emission cargo ship. After a six-month competition, with more than 31 ship owners bidding on the project, the contract for the construction has been awarded. The team expected …

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GLOBAL WARMING IS ‘FUNDAMENTALLY’ CHANGING THE STRUCTURE OF OUR WORLD’S OCEANS

01/04/2021 968

06 APRIL 2021 Climate change has wrought major changes to ocean stability faster than previously thought, according to a study published Wednesday, raising alarms over its role as a global thermostat and the marine life it supports. The research published in the journal Nature looked at 50 years of data and followed the …

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