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Europe set to copy Egypt’s...
Rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have heightened focus on alternative maritime chokepoints, increasing attention on Turkey’s Istanbul...
Iran Claims to Have Hit...
On Saturday, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed a drone strike on an MSC container ship at a position...
Two Supertankers Reverse Course After...
Two empty supertankers, including a Pakistan-flagged vessel, turned back at the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday after reaching close...
Iran must not charge tolls...
Iran’s bid to charge ships tolls to transit the Strait of Hormuz is illegal and should be rejected by...
Australia Bans Bulk Carrier After...
Australia’s maritime regulator has issued a stark warning to shipowners after banning a Liberia-flagged bulk carrier for six months...
Safety without compromise: Inmarsat’s commitment...
When a distress alert is triggered at sea, there is no room for uncertainty. For tens of thousands of...
Divers try to solve mystery...
A diving operation is under way to find out the identity of a ship that sank 100 years ago....
Shipping Avoids Hormuz Lanes as...
The Trump administration has insisted the Strait of Hormuz is open following the ceasefire, but early shipping data suggests otherwise. Vessel...
Ozellar Marine, Navarino advance hybrid...
Ozellar Marine is advancing its digital fleet strategy through a hybrid connectivity model managed on a single platform. Working...
Australia Bans Chinese-Owned Bulker for...
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority, well-known for its strict enforcement actions, announced it has issued a six-month ban against...
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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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