09 Apr Liberian Registry: Sanctions Compliance Checks Should Extend to Seafarers
The world's largest shipping registry is calling for coordinated action to extend sanctions compliance checks to seafarers, starting with the credent...
The world's largest shipping registry is calling for coordinated action to extend sanctions compliance checks to seafarers, starting with the credent...
The air defense destroyer that the UK dispatched to protect the British base on Cyprus has been delayed for a "minor technical stop," according to th...
Officials in Djibouti officially inaugurated the Djibouti Ship Repair Yard on April 4, marking what they called a milestone in the development of the...
In this episode of The Maritime Executive's podcast series, TME editor-in-chief Tony Munoz caught up with Joseph Morris, CEO and Port Director of Port...
Swedish prosecutors reported that they have now filed charges against two of the crewmembers aboard a shadow fleet tanker related to an oil pollution...
The Thai shipping company Precious Shipping reported on Friday, April 3, that human remains had been located aboard its vessel, the Mayuree Naree, mor...
Three vessels, including the first LNG carrier in a month, were spotted making their way along the northern coast of Oman on Thursday, April 2, in an...
A court in Taiwan awarded Chunghwa Telecom more than half a million US dollars in compensation for the damage a Chinese vessel caused to a subsea tel...
On Tuesday, shortly after President Donald Trump proposed leaving the Strait of Hormuz as a matter for other nations to address, China and Pakistan r...
The members of the Bath Marine Draftsmen’s Association ratified a new contract on Saturday, March 28, ending a strike at Bath Iron Works that had begu...