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- 10:00 - New World’s Biggest Containership Makes Maiden Call in the UK
- 10:00 - Inaccurate Stability Calculations Found as Probable Cause in Golden Ray Capsizing
- 19:20 - New Guidance Helps Seafarers and Shipowners Navigate Pandemic Challenges
- 18:50 - Maersk CEO Says Construction of Fossil Fueled Ships Should Be Banned
- 18:00 - Two Crew On Euronav VLCC Killed By Large Wave Rounding Cape Horn
- 09:51 - In Strategic Win For Russia, Nord Stream 2 Pipeline is Fully Complete
- 10:48 - Boxship charter rates hit unprecedented $200,000 a day
- 00:01 - MV Heng Tong 77 Cargo Ship Finally Refloated After Being Stuck In Pakistan For 50 Days
- 22:00 - Filipino crew killed by mooring line, Italy
- 20:00 - Golden Ray Wreck Removal Nearing End as Final Cut Completed
Analysis Haberleri
- 20 Ağustos 2021 18:55
Record number of dry bulk ships hit by port congestion
With capes closing in on the $50,000 per day mark, something not seen since June 2010, an important driver in today’s hot dry bulk market is not demand, but congestion.
- 07 Ocak 2021 11:47
US Targets Iran's Metals and Shipping Industries with New Sanctions
The latest round of sanctions announced jointly by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and the U.S. Department of State was aimed at Iran’s metals industry.
- 28 Ekim 2020 11:45
What the battle for the White House means for global shipping
Undoubtedly, fossil fuel production and exports have been given a shot in the arm by the Trump administration with a deregulatory agenda supporting US energy production.
- 20 Ekim 2020 10:00
US blacklists Chinese companies for dealing with IRISL
The United States has blacklisted six Chinese entities for dealings with Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) in the latest sanctions against Iran.
- 21 Eylül 2020 09:03
The Sino-Japanese Maritime Dispute in the East China Sea
In August 2020 China lifted the annual summer ban on its fleet’s fishing in the East China Sea (ECS). Amid speculation that China may use the opportunity to assert its claim over the Japanese-controlled Senkaku Islands, U.S. and Japanese naval forces conducted a joint exercise in the ECS to deter China.
- 08 Eylül 2020 12:52
Offshore Gas Deposits Rekindle Old Contest Between Turkey and Greece
Their dispute over the discovery of gas deposits in waters off the shores of Crete and Cyprus have brought them to the brink. Unless they step back in favor of a compromise, the dispute is set to escalate towards a major conflict.
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