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DP World Acquires Chilean Ports

Dubai-based port operator DP World says it will buy a 71.3 percent stake in Chile's Puertos y Logistica SA, taking control of two key port terminals

Pipelayer Star Centurion sinks after collision with Pertamina tanker

The pipelayer Star Centurion, part of the fleet of Vallianz Offshore, has sunk following a collision with a Pertamina tanker off Indonesia.

Bankrupt Hanjin Philippine yard draws Chinese interest

The recent insolvency of the Philippine yard of South Korea’s Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction (HHIC) has stirred interests of investment from Chinese

Divers Search Damaged Tanker for Missing Crewmembers

Emergency response teams are still searching for two crewmembers from the product tanker Aulac Fortune

BIMCO: EU, China, US need to boost anti-piracy efforts in Gulf of Guinea

A week after the abduction of six crew members from the container ship MSC Mandy off Benin, BIMCO stressed that piracy in the Gulf of Guinea

Pulp terminal to be built at Port of Montevideo

UPM will participate in the international public tendering process in the port of Montevideo organized by the National Ports Administration (ANP) of Uruguay.

ABP, Thor Shipping Sign New Port of Hull Contract

Associated British Ports (ABP) announced a major new agreement which sees Dutch shortsea specialist Thor Shipping & Transport commit 10 years to The Port of Hull.

Developing Ireland’s Most Advanced Container Terminal

Since the global financial crisis trade growth has been cautious, and in 2019 we’re going to start seeing the full effects of IMO’s 2020 sulfur cap

Government Shutdown Hits Licensed Mariners

The U.S. Coast Guard's merchant mariner licensing offices are closed due to the ongoing government shutdown, with serious implications

IMO: Which amendments entered into force from 1st January 2019

As of 1st January 2019, amendments to the bunker delivery note have entered into force, relating to the supply of marine fuel oil to ships

Oil tanker on fire in Hong Kong results to one dead, rescue continues

'Aulac Fortune', an oil tanker in Hong Kong’s southern waters caught fire on January 8, resulting to the killing of one crew member

Norwegian Maritime Authority Pushes for Stricter Environmental Regulations in Fjords

The Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA) has proposed even stricter regulations to reduce the environmental strain in the world heritage fjords. 

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