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The UK government is working on new laws aimed at imposing stricter penalties on shipowners and operators who deliberately or carelessly damage underwater telecommunications cables. This comes amid rising worries about threats to essential underwater infrastr...
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This week, the discussion around the Trump administration's emergency waiver of the Jones Act grew more heated. The American Maritime Partnership (A...
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PARIS, May 28 (Reuters) — French oil giant TotalEnergies made a significant move to purchase a large amount of Middle Eastern crude oil in March, as...
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The drama surrounding the dry bulk shipping takeover heated up on Thursday when Diana Shipping Inc. raised its cash offer for Genco Shipping & Tradin...
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This partnership is the first North American use of Wärtsilä's PortLink platform, which is already in use on four continents. It aims to reduce vesse...
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A judge from London's Admiralty Court has decided that the owners of the containership Solong can limit their financial responsibility for the seriou...
Open articleOn Thursday, the U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions against a network of shipping companies, tanker operators, and commercial facilitat...
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Seaspan Shipyards in Canada has announced that it has finished the first major construction block for a new heavy polar icebreaker for the Canadian C...
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By Sean Pribyl and Rear Admiral James Watson (USCG, ret.) During Maritime Week, the focus was on Washington, D.C.'s maritime sector. The Maritime Ac...
Open articleScorpio Tankers is planning to upgrade its product tanker fleet. The company has announced that it will sell four LR2 tankers, while also preparing t...
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