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  • COULD THE KETO DIET BE FUELING CANCER? NEW STUDY CHALLENGES POPULAR THEORY

    19 JUL 2026 The ketogenic diet has become one of the world’s most popular eating plans. Origin…

  • AFTER HORMUZ, HERE’S WHY THE RED SEA IS NOW THE WORLD’S MOST VULNERABLE SHIPPING ROUTE

    People stand on the beach as the Hong Kong-flagged vessel Sea Horse, carrying some 200,000 barrels o…

  • CHINA AGAIN REFUTES US CLAIMS OF MARITIME COERCION AGAINST PANAMA

    17 JUL 2026 The war of words continues between Chinese and U.S. officials who claim that China is us…

  • U.S. INTENSIFIES SANCTIONS ON IRANIAN SHIPPING NETWORK AS NAVAL BLOCKADE RESUMES

    A U.S. Navy carrier strike group steams in formation during operations in the Middle East. U.S. Cent…

  • UKRAINE ALLEGED TO HIT 11 RUSSIAN MERCHANT VESSELS AND A BORDER PATROL SHIP

    16 JUL 2026 Overnight Monday, Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces hit another 11 Russian vessels…

  • AGING BULKER BREAKS IN HALF AND SINKS OFF BANDAR ABBAS

    15 JUL 2026 An aging bulk carrier has split in half and partially sunk off the coast of Bandar Abbas…

MOORING LINES IN POOR CONDITION CAUSED CARGO RORO ENDURANCE TO BREAK FREE

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14 MAY 2025 Worn-out mooring lines that were not replaced on time are being called the reason a US-flagged cargo RoRo broke free from its dock and out-of-control hit a pier and dry dock at the Port of Bremerhaven in Germany. Germany’s Federal Bureau of Maritime Casualty Investigation (BSU) issued …

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ROBBERIES CONTINUE IN SINGAPORE STRAIT WITH SIX SHIPS HIT IN MAY

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13 MAY 2025 ReCAAP (Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia) is sounding the alarm as the robbery spree in the area around the Singapore Strait continues. The organization, which marked 20 years, is expressing concern and warning of the possibility of further incidents. …

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

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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

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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

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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?

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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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