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Yang Ming Shipping Line Announces New Leadership Roles

Yang Ming has announced a significant management reshuffle, promoting Cliff Pai to president and appointing Feng-Ming Tsai as the new chairman.

A Yang Ming container ship at sunset

ONE Reports Strong Financial Performance in Q1 FY2024

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced its financial results for the first quarter of FY2024, covering April to June 2024.

A ONE container ship

Container Ship Sky Challenge Anchored in Busan After Grounding

A container ship operated by CK Line, named Sky Challenge, remains anchored in Busan after running aground on July 28.

The Sky Challenge hitting the dock at Busan Port

Panama Canal Increases Daily Transits After Consistent Rain

The Panama Canal will increase its daily capacity to 36 transits starting in September, thanks to consistently strong rainfall.

Ships transiting the Panama Canal

Protests Erupt Over Oil Tanker Bunkering Stop in Gibraltar

Oil products tanker Overseas Santorini faced significant protests from pro-Palestinian supporters during a port call at Gibraltar for bunkering.

The port of Gibraltar

COSCO & Fortescue Partner to Develop Green Fuel Supply Chain

China’s COSCO has entered into a preliminary agreement with Australian mining company Fortescue to establish a green fuel supply chain.

A COSCO cargo ship at sea

Shipping Emissions Trading Scheme to be Enforced by Turkey

Shipowners looking to evade new environmental regulations by shifting operations to Europe’s eastern edge will need to reconsider their plans.

Istanbul, Turkey at sunrise with a view of the ocean

General Average Declared on Fire-Damaged Maersk Frankfurt

A general average has been declared on the Maersk Frankfurt, a newly built 5,500 TEU container ship that caught fire a week ago.

Maersk shipping containers

Iran Releases Crude Oil Cargo from Seized Tanker St. Nikolas

Iran has released the crude oil cargo of the St. Nikolas, a 159,000 dwt oil tanker that was seized in the Gulf of Oman.

An oil tanker at sunset

NYK Investment to Restore Kelp Forests, Earn Carbon Credits

Japanese shipping giant NYK has discovered an innovative approach to earning carbon credits while also providing a popular delicacy to locals.

A blue sea urchin and coral

Swiss Lawyers Publish Book on Risks of Flags of Convenience

Two Swiss lawyers have published a comprehensive 247-page book examining the risks associated with flags of convenience in the shipping industry

Flags from different countries

Serafina Detained for Safety & Living Condition Violations

Insects and defective toilets are among the 29 deficiencies identified aboard a general cargo ship leading to its detention by Israeli authorities

Filthy living conditions onboard a cargo ship

Dubai-Based Entities to Facilitate Russian Gas Shipments

Entities have been set up in Dubai to facilitate the movement of Russian gas shipments, reminiscent of Moscow's strategies to circumvent sanctions

Dubai cityscape at sunset

Canada's Green Shipping Corridors Combat Climate Change

In response to the issue of climate change, Transport Canada is taking significant steps to mitigate the environmental impact of marine shipping.

The Canadian flag

Dramatic Turn of Events in Tanker Collision Off Singapore

Friday's tanker collision off the coast of Singapore took an unexpected turn over the weekend when one of the vessels attempted to flee the scene

Tanker on fire at sea with other tanker in the background

Fire Erupts on Maersk Container Ship Off Goan Coast

Huge fire breaks out on container ship Maersk Frankfurt, located about 102 nautical miles southwest of Goa, while en route to Colombo, Sri Lanka.

A container ship on fire at sea

Indonesian Authorities Seize 106kg of Crystal Methamphetamine

On Saturday, July 13th, Indonesian authorities confiscated 106 kg of crystal methamphetamine aboard the landing craft Legend Aquarius.

Crystal methamphetamine

La Niña Set to Impact Global Shipping Trade Patterns

Meteorologists from various countries have concluded that the weather phenomenon known as La Niña is expected to impact as early as next month.

A stormy sea with crashing waves

Maersk Introduces Shipping Route Between China & Bangladesh

In response to growing trade demands, particularly in the retail sector, Maersk has launched a new shipping route between China and Bangladesh.

A Maersk container ship in port

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Expands with New Yard in Jingjiang

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, China's largest privately owned shipbuilder, is expanding its operations by developing a new yard in Jingjiang City.

A shipbuilding yard in China along the Yangtze River