Greece’s shipping community has been reminded it is time for it to keep its commitment to help boost the country’s coffers by paying a series of taxes it negotiated with the government earlier in the year. In negotiations led by Prime minister...

US federal litigation against the Savannah Harbour Expansion Project, entailing the dredging of the harbour channel, was overthrown yesterday following a settlement agreement.

The significant costs of complying with environmental legislation are one of the major threats facing shipping, newly elected Bimco president John Denholm warned during his inaugural address at the body’s agm in Paris yesterday. The environmental...

The Korea Center for Investigative Journalism (KCIJ) has named the chairwoman of Hanjin Shipping as one among a number alleged to have set up a shell company overseas to evade taxes.

The International Chamber of Shipping  has spelled out the implications of higher distillate fuel costs to a meeting of OECD Transport ministers in Leipzig, Germany.

Yesterday’s European Commission’s “Ports: an engine for growth” plan has come under fire yet again, this time by the European Transport Workers Federation.

The fleet has moved south from the New York maritime hub - a series of high profile events was held in Washington, DC, centered around National Maritime Day, celebrated each year on 22 May, and there was much discussion on issues relating to...

Europe’s largest cargo handler and port industry association Deltalinqs have cried foul of European Commission plans to revamp the continent’s ports, dubbing the measures “extra bureaucracy”.

The European Commission has announced a new initiative to improve operations at 319 European seaports, and reduce congestion across the EU.

Australia has demarcated an area for ships to avoid when they are plying close to the northwest Ningaloo Coast in an effort to protect the area's fragile marine life.