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UNCTAD: Lack of Post-Brexit Trade Deals Could Cost U.K. $2 Billion

By The Maritime Executive
September 3, 2019
The U.K. needs to act on bilateral agreements post Brexit, says new UNCTAD research: although roll-over trade deals have been agreed with several countries, about 20 percent of U.K. non-E.U. exports a...
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Hurricane Dorian Hits Bahamas, Causing "Catastrophic" Damage

By The Maritime Executive
September 2, 2019
Hurricane Dorian is effectively stalled just off the coast of Grand Bahama Island, and it is not expected to begin moving again until Monday night. Since coming ashore as a Category 5 storm in the Aba...
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Port of Rotterdam Boosts Offshore Wind Infrastructure

By The Maritime Executive
September 1, 2019
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has reached an agreement with Sif Holding n.v. regarding the lease of a 20 hectares of port site and a 200-meter stretch of deep-sea quay at Maasvlakte. Sif’s new lot l...
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Hurricane Dorian Makes Landfall in Bahamas

By The Maritime Executive
September 1, 2019
Hurricane Dorian made landfall in on Elbow Cay in the Abaco Islands, north-west Bahamas, early on Sunday as a category five storm, reaching sustained winds of up to 180mph (285km/h). It is the "strong...
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“Roboats” Could Form Pop-Up Bridges

By The Maritime Executive
August 31, 2019
Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a fleet of robotic boats that can autonomously disconnect and reassemble into a variety of configurations. The autonomous...
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Video: The Wreck of the Franklin Expedition's HMS Terror

By The Maritime Executive
August 30, 2019
Parks Canada has released new video from the interior of HMS Terror, one of two vessels from the Franklin Expedition of 1845, which sought to find the Northwest Passage but ended in tragedy. The ve...
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The Dauntless and the Origins of U.S. Coast Guard Drug Interdiction

By U.S. Coast Guard News
August 30, 2019
[By Capt. Daniel A. Laliberte, U.S. Coast Guard (ret'd)] On the evening of March 8, 1973, Coast Guard cutter Dauntless made the Coast Guard’s first seizure of a marijuana smuggler when it stopped t...
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Naval Station Mayport Prepares for Hurricane Dorian

By The Maritime Executive
August 30, 2019
On Thursday, as Hurricane Dorian moved slowly towards the east coast of Florida, U.S. 4th Fleet ordered ships at Jacksonville's Naval Station Mayport to prepare to depart or shelter in place. Accordin...
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Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Celebrates 60 Years

By The Maritime Executive
August 29, 2019
 Long before the Internet or cable television or even before a man walked on the moon, there was the Fort Lauderdale (International) Boat Show (FLIBS). Originally founded in 1959 by local manufacturer...
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Singapore Targets Digital Safety Solutions

By The Maritime Executive
August 29, 2019
The number of major incidents in the Port of Singapore has dropped over the last 10 years, and Singapore's MPA plans to boost safety further with new digital solutions. The number of major incident...

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