The International Labour Organization (ILO) adopted a resolution aimed at boosting protection for migrant fishers last week. The resolution addresses matters such as close...
Gerda III was built as a supply boat for lighthouses, but in World War II she took on much more important cargo. Owned by the Museum of Jewish Heritage, Mystic Seaport in...
As the industry moves into a smart-shipping era, the risk of cyber threats is at an all-time high. Digitalized ships, increasing interconnectedness, the extended use of...
Greenpeace protesters have boarded K-Line’s 23,498-tonne Elbe Highway car carrier as it arrived in the Thames Estuary in the U.K on Thursday. They hung a banner from...
Skangas LNG bunkering vessel Coralius has made her first ship-to-ship delivery. The operation took place in international waters between Frederikshavn, Denmark and...
The Board of Directors of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has appointed Martin Cresswell, Technical Director of the Hong Kong Shipowners Association, as the new...
London International Shipping Week 2017 has been hailed a resounding success with thousands of global shipping industry leaders attending more than 160 official events...
Wastewater, tourism and trade are moving microbes around the globe at an unprecedented scale, a group of international researchers have argued. An editorial article,...
Hapag-Lloyd has ordered 7,700 refrigerated containers (reefers), including 7,000 x 40-foot and 700 x 20-foot units. 1,000 of the new containers are equipped with the...
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The IMO has issued a new warning on the bulk carriage of bauxite. In 2015, the bulk carrier Bulk Jupiter sank while transporting 46,400 tons of bauxite about 150 nautical...
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