The Sub-Committee on Carriage of Cargoes and Containers made significant progress on the development of draft interim guidelines for the safety of ships using hydrogen and ammonia as fuel when it met for its ninth session (CCC 9, 20-29 September...

OSM Thome, a maritime leader, adopts nauticAi's electronic logbooks, spearheaded by M/T Uikku, ditching paper logs. Streamlined reporting, digitilisation, and a commitment to safety define this transformative shift.

Following the EUR157 million drugs bust by Irish law enforcement on the bulker Matthew the authorities believe another major anti-narcotic operation in shipping is inevitable as smugglers target the huge European cocaine market.

The 50th anniversary of landmark shipping regulation International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ship or MARPOL, being celebrated by the IMO on World Maritime Day.

The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) recovered some $36 million in unpaid wages to seafarers in 2022, a figure very similar to the previous year.

Cyprus Union of Shipowners (CUS) President Andreas Hadjiyiannis recently highlighted challenges faced by Greek shippers and called for European measures that will help boost the sector’s competitiveness.

Christos Stylianidis took over as Greek Shipping and Island Policy Minister September 12 and has the job of handling the fallout from the death of a 36-year-old ferry passenger that caused widespread outrage across the country.

Global Shipping Business Network (GSBN) CEO Bertrand Chen explores the crucial role data will play in the transition to using alternative fuels.

Consolidation continues to be the watchword when it comes to Jones Act fleets in the States as Crowley Maritime and Seacor team up in a joint venture.