
‘Drunk’ Russian chief officer arrested after cargo ship collides with yacht
A Russian chief officer was arrested after his cargo ship collided with a yacht, reportedly while drunk on watch.
Slipcase · Jun 10 · 3 min
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A Russian chief officer was arrested after his cargo ship collided with a yacht, reportedly while drunk on watch.
Slipcase · Jun 10 · 3 min
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Xeneta's weekly update for 5 June 2026 tracks container freight rate movements and demand shifts across major trades.
Xeneta · Jun 10 · 3 min
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The Suez Canal Authority plans to raise surcharge fees even as it works to rebuild transit numbers on the Europe-Asia route.
The Maritime Executive · Jun 10 · 3 min
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The IMO Secretary-General says safe passage of the Strait of Hormuz does not exist, a stark warning for the key oil chokepoint.
Seatrade Maritime News · Jun 10 · 3 min
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The MIT Maritime Consortium has secured ABS approval, a milestone for its advanced maritime technology work.
American Nuclear Society -- ANS · Jun 10 · 3 min
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The country's maritime sector is a major contributor to its economy, with a long coastline and several major ports.
safety4sea · Jun 9 · 3 min
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Carbon Wake Newsletter launches to focus on shipping decarbonization .
IndexBox · Jun 9 · 3 min
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BCG reports demand for low-carbon shipping has fallen while the long-term value case for cleaner transport persists.
Boston Consulting Group · Jun 9 · 3 min
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How the development affects maritime stakeholders The MV Estonia disaster led to major changes in passenger ship safety.
Marine News Magazine · Jun 9 · 3 min
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