The Isle of Man Ship Registry has officially launched its “Crew Matters” welfare app developed with training company Tapiit Live.

If you are looking for a defining image of 2020, it is hard to escape those appalling pictures of the ONE Apus entering Kobe harbour with the battered remains of her deck cargo, a few days before Christmas. It sort of summed up a year when so much...

Infographic from Information Fusion Centre (IFC) summarising sea robberies, tefts and attempted incidents in the Singapore Strait during 2020

The Great Eastern Shipping bulk carrier Jag Anand and its 23 Indian crew are finally be allowed to leave the Chinese port of Jingtang where they have been stranded with a cargo of Australian coal since June last year. However, while the Jag Anand...

In this featured Q&A with James Kwan (Business Lead, EDM for Maritime, IHS Markit), Seatrade Maritime explores questions like 'Why is data so important?' and 'What are the most innovative companies doing?' amongst data management and digital...

Australian maritime unions have called on the country’s government act immediately to declare seafarers as “key workers”.

Now more than ever the focus is on digitalisation, as the world continues to operates amidst a pandemic.

A bunker tanker NewOcean 6 operating in the Port of Singapore has been quarantined after nine Covid-19 cases among its crew.

An Indian seafarer onboard the MSC bulker Anastasia, which has been thwarted in crew change plans since June 2020, attempted suicide in desperation over his inability to return home to his family in India.

Trading volumes in the freight derivatives markets for both tankers and dry cargo vessels saw an increase in 2020, according to data by the Baltic Exchange.