A reader once criticised this column as “a bit ranty”. He should close his browser now and avert his eyes. This week’s column is not going to be a bit ranty; it is ..
As everyone raves on about “net zero” while lighting fires on the pavement outside the IMO building to keep the protesters warm (as the “Just stop oil” fanatics i ..
The Klaipeda State Seaport Authority of Lithuania has initiated a project entailing reconstruction of three of the port’s berths that are used for shipbuilding acti ..
The International Maritime Bureau (IMB) calls for efforts to be sustained worldwide as maritime piracy and armed robbery attacks reached their lowest recorded level in al ..
The Egyptian port of Al-Arish will undergo a series of infrastructure upgrades to enhance its export cargo-handling capacity, the Suez Canal Economic Zone confirmed recen ..
Two crews not maintaining proper lookouts led to the collision between a yacht and a tank vessel near Nassau, Bahamas, on December 23, 2021, the National Transportation S ..
Contractors have started the dredging and reclamation works for the Devonport East Terminal 3 development at the Port of Devonport in Tasmania, Australian port operator T ..
Eight people have been reported as missing after an oil tanker suffered an onboard explosion while undergoing maintenance in central Thailand’s Kanchanaburi provinc ..
The Sri Lankan government recently received the investigation report on a fire incident that occurred on a foreign-flagged container vessel just off the country’s c ..
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