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The Department of Shipping is all set to launch an advanced software named “Jahaji” in order to address long-standing...
Report: UK Chases “Suspicious” Russian...
British media is abuzz with reports that a “suspicious” Russian cargo ship was chased out of the Bristol Channel....
Coastal States warn of safety...
The coastal States of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea have called for international action in response to...
Lessons learned: Sitting while navigating...
The Nautical Institute draws lessons learned from an incident where an ATB ran aground after the officer of the...
Captain of Seized Tanker Rushed...
Officials in Scotland are confirming that they were advised that the U.S. Coast Guard removed the captain and first...
How Greenland Gives the U.S....
Until U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent comments pushed it into public view, Greenland was widely regarded as a geopolitical...
Nickel Ore Liquefaction Suspected in...
The sinking of the bulk carrier Devon Bay near Scarborough Shoal on January 23 has once again thrust nickel ore into the spotlight...
Lessons learned: A small oversight...
IMCA draws lessons learned from an incident where a stored snowblower created an unnecessary fire and explosion risk, as...
RiskIntelligence: Top maritime security trends...
RiskIntelligence has published its Maritime Annual Incident Figures 2025 report, highlighting the latest trends in piracy, insurgency, hijackings and maritime security...
Renewed Houthi Threats and U.S....
As maritime shipping weighs a tentative return to the Suez Canal after two years of Red Sea diversions, a...
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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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