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2025 SEAFiT Crew Survey results...
The 2025 SEAFiT Crew Survey, covering 1.7K ships and 22K seafarers worldwide and sponsored by NorthStandard, shines a spotlight on mounting challenges at...
Dryad Global: Navigational hazards due...
Dryad Global has issued an alert regarding elevated risks to commercial maritime traffic in the Gulf of Oman and...
The IMO Net Zero Framework...
Anaïs Rios, senior shipping policy officer at Seas At Risk, writes for Splash today on what is shaping up...
IMO Guidelines Are Quietly Weakening...
International law depends on a basic understanding that obligations accepted by states cannot be set aside by administrative preference....
Fin Whale Ship Strikes Surge...
By Rodrigo Gutierrez MEJILLONES, Chile (Reuters) – Increased activity by the fin whale – the world’s second-largest whale species...
Ultranav rolls out ShipIn AI...
Ultranav is expanding the use of ShipIn FleetVision across its fleet following a structured pilot, deepening its use of artificial...
IMO adopts plan to help...
The International Maritime Organization’s Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response has agreed on a draft updated strategy and action...
IMO LEG 113 to put...
The International Maritime Organization aims to explore measures to prevent fraudulent registration during the 113th session of its Legal...
DP World, APM Terminals Partner...
DP World and APM Terminals are joining forces at Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah Islamic Port, consolidating their positions at one...
One year on, the MSC...
It has been more than a year since the containership MSC Baltic III ran aground approximately 12 nautical miles off...
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Industry on alert over scam messages offering ships “safe passage” on Hormuz Credit: Shutterstock Fraudulent messages offering safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for cryptocurrency have been circulated to shipping companies with vessels stranded west of the waterway, according to MARISKS. In an alert issued on 20 April, MARISKS cautioned that unknown actors posing as Iranian authorities had contacted […]
The ‘Cadet Gridlock’ in Bangladesh’s Maritime Sector: A Sorrowful Story of Wasted Potential The ‘Cadet Gridlock’ in Bangladesh’s Maritime Sector: A Sorrowful Story of Wasted Potential By Minar Rashid 21E On 15 November, the BMCS Gala Night 2025 was held at Singapore’s Orchid Country Club. With the vibrant participation of hundreds of Bangladeshi mariners and their families, the event became a remarkable reunion […]
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