Some of the maritime industry’s most successful safety requirements were a reaction to fuel and cargo spills, but what are the risks with future maritime fuels?

ABS has agreed the sale of its subsidiary ABSG Consulting Inc’s (ABS Consulting) technical inspection services to Apave Group.

The Port of Salalah has partnered with Maersk to launch a new multimodal transport service to Al-Mazyouna Free Zone.

As the shipping industry is navigating the winds of change it is to blame for it becoming the focus of world regulators rather than other much heavy polluters, according to John Platsidakis.

As shipping grapples with making itself attractive to the younger generation to go sea, and retaining those already working on ships, the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) says the criminalisation of seafarers needs to stop.

The Philippines is undertaking a “barrage of corrective actions” as the government tries to ensure it stays on the IMO’s ‘white-list’ for STCW and the standards of the European Commission.

Lawyers have welcomed Bimco’s new CII clause but warn of more contractual disagreements relating to various types of existing charter contracts.

Pending final court approval, an agreement has been signed for the reorganisation and transfer of Greece’s second largest shipyard Elefsis Shipyards, west of Piraeus, which has been basically dormant for a decade.

China is shortening Covid-quarantine period for seafarers transferring from international-going vessels to domestic-deployed vessels when arriving at domestic ports.