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  • SCAMMERS ARE OFFERING SHIPS SAFE HORMUZ PASSAGE FOR CRYPTO PAYMENTS

    23 APR 2026  As the Strait of Hormuz opens and closes along with the political winds, a new warning …

  • SHIPPING ASSOCIATIONS CALL FOR UNITY AS IMO NET ZERO DEBATE APPROACHES

    23 APR 2026  As delegates head to London for MEPC 84 and the next round of talks on the Net Zero Fra…

  • SEARCH AND RESCUE AS STOWAWAYS JUMP FROM CONTAINERSHIP OFF CAPE TOWN

    22 APR 2026 The authorities in Cape Town reported that a search and rescue operation had been launch…

  • CHINA PUTS FULLY-ELECTRIC, INTELLIGENT CONTAINERSHIP IN SERVICE

    22 APR 2026  The first of two large, fully-electric containerships was placed in service in China. B…

  • USCG CONFIRMS FINDING CAPSIZED US CARGO SHIP BUT NO SIGN OF CREW

    21 APR 2026 The U.S. Coast Guard confirmed in a statement on Monday, April 20, that it has identifie…

  • TIME, NOT DISTANCE

    20 APR 2026 For centuries, the great circle route has been an elegant solution addressing the shorte…

CAPTAIN APPEARS IN HONG KONG COURT ON CHARGES FROM 2023 PIPELINE BREAK

14/05/2025 279

12 MAY 2025  In what appears to be a surprise development in the two-year-old case related to the damage of a gas pipeline in the Baltic, China on Thursday charged the captain of the containership suspected in the incident with a criminal charge related to the incident. The South China …

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AGING VESSELS, MANNING, AND TRAINING ISSUES AFFECT SEAFARERS’ HAPPINESS

14/05/2025 446

11 MAY 2025  While crew satisfaction has stabilized, the latest edition of the Seafarer Happiness Index highlights the strains from aging vessels, safe manning issues, and a lack of training among the key concerns of seafarers. The quarterly survey run by The Mission to Seafarers, in collaboration with Idwal and …

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MEN TEND TO FALL IN LOVE FASTER THAN WOMEN, NEW STUDY SHOWS

08/05/2025 645

13 MAY 2025 It sets your heart racing, it puts butterflies in your stomach, and is a non-stop distraction for your mind – but that feeling we call love is something men fall into more quickly than women, according to new research. A team of researchers in Australia and New …

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SOME PROFESSIONS HAVE MUCH LOWER RATES OF SUICIDE. WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THEM?

08/05/2025 427

12 MAY 2025 One reason teachers have a low suicide rate may be that they find meaning in their jobs. (StockPlanets/Getty Images) Where you work affects your risk of dying by suicide. For example, loggers, musicians and workers in the oil and gas industries have much higher rates of suicide …

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LNG INDUSTRY WARNS U.S.-BUILT SHIP MANDATE COULD DERAIL ENERGY EXPORTS

08/05/2025 297

11 MAY 2025 U.S. energy groups are asking President Donald Trump’s administration to exempt liquefied natural gas tankers from a new rule that will require producers to move an increasing percentage of their exports on U.S.-built vessels as part of a broader push to revive domestic shipbuilding. The U.S. is …

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INDIAN REGISTRY CONTINUES GROWTH AS MOL TRANSFERS LPG CARRIER

08/05/2025 388

10 MAY 2025  Shipping under the Indian flag is continuing to grow as international companies move ships to the registry. It comes as India seeks to become a powerhouse in international shipping, shipbuilding, and repairs. Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is continuing the trend by expanding its fleet under the Indian …

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