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Japan Licenses Its First Autonomous Navigation Ro-Pax Ferry
Japan is set to launch service aboard its first autonomous navigation ferry. The vessel Olympia Dream Seto recently completed th...
Read More >>Tanker Operator Quits Russian Trade After Suspected Ukrainian Strike
After one of its vessels was hit and damaged in a suspected Ukrainian attack, Turkish tanker owner Besiktas Shipping has...
Read More >>New Zealand Upholds Cabotage Rules Rejecting Foreign-Flag Replacement
The Maritime Union of New Zealand and the International Transport Workers’ Federation are celebrating the decision...
Read More >>Early Thick Arctic Ice Forces Russian LNG Carrier to Retreat
Russia’s attempts to continue to ship LNG from the sanctioned Arctic LNG 2 site to China appear to have been stymi...
Read More >>Bulker Exchanges Shots with Skiffs off Yemen
A bulker southbound in the Red Sea reported to authorities that it had been approached and exchanged gunshots with the unknown b...
Read More >>Historic Liverpool Waterfront Vessels Undergo Vital Preservation Repairs
Efforts are underway in Liverpool to preserve two historic vessels that are a familiar sight in the city’s waterfr...
Read More >>CMA CGM Set to Restore First Route Through Suez/Red Sea
French carrier CMA CGM is reportedly poised to become the first major carrier to restore service on one of its routes transiting...
Read More >>German Seafarers Agree to New 30-Month Contract with Real Wage Increases
German shipowners, the association for the industry, and the trade union ver.di are all saying that a fair agreement has been re...
Read More >>Seafarers from Eternity C Return Home After Months in Houthi Captivity
Government officials in Oman and the Philippines confirmed the release of the seafarers who had been rescued from the sinking bu...
Read More >>Norsepower Extends Wind Rotor Installations to Japanese Newbuild VLCCs
Wind-assisted propulsion continues to make advancements into more segments of the shipping industry, with Norsepower rep...
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