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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…

GARD REPORTS INCREASE IN CREW DEATHS CITING SUICIDE, STRESS AND ILLNESS

30/06/2025 277

25 JUNE 2025  Insurer Gard marked the annual Day of the Seafarer releasing a report citing what it sees as “a troubling increase in crew deaths,” based on 2024 claims data and a survey of seafarers. According to the data, Gard highlights that the “number of suicides among crew exceeded …

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ON DAY OF THE SEAFARER, IMO CALLS FOR HARASSMENT-FREE SHIPPING

30/06/2025 288

25 JUNE 2025  This year, IMO is focusing its Day of the Seafarer spotlight on harassment, a perennial – and often hidden – challenge of life at sea. Harassment affects one out of every four seafarers at some point in their careers, according to the Global Maritime Forum, and it …

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CREWING AGENCIES WARN THAT INDIA’S VESSEL AGE LIMIT MAY CUT 20,000 JOBS

30/06/2025 337

24 JUNE 2025 Indian maritime stakeholders are sounding the alarm about a national maritime policy that would force the retirement of aging ships, warning that it would cost thousands of jobs and would hand over more coastwise trade to foreign vessels. India’s age restriction rule was released in 2023. In …

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MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT DRIVES SPIKE IN WAR RISK INSURANCE COSTS

30/06/2025 312

23 JUNE 2025 U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran and Tehran’s reprisals have doubled the price of insuring shipments to the Middle East and the Gulf in the last week, insurance sources said on Monday. War risk insurance premiums for shipments to the Middle East Gulf have jumped to 0.5% from around …

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SAIL-ASSISTED RO-RO DEMONSTRATES FUEL SAVINGS IN TWO YEARS OF SERVICE

30/06/2025 282

23 JUNE 2025  Two years after its launch, Canopée, the first cargo vessel equipped with four automated OceanWings rigid sails, has demonstrated the potential of wind-assisted propulsion according to the joint venture between Jifmar and Zéphyr & Borée, which operates the vessel for the Ariane rocket program. Further, they report …

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LIFE AT SEA IS THE MOST DANGEROUS WAY TO EARN A LIVING

30/06/2025 319

22 JUNE 2025  Working on or near the sea is the most dangerous way to make a living, according to new survey results from the Lloyd’s Register Foundation and Gallup. People that the survey categorized as “ocean workers” – a broad group containing “those who work on or near the …

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