Authorities, Organisations and Geopolitics
Authorities, Organisations and Geopolitics
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South Korea invests in the development of the Northeast Passage
Funds are part of President Lee Jae-myung’s five-year plan to establish South Korea as a maritime power. Vice Minister Kim…
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Calling all shipowners and crew managers!
BIMCO and ICS are preparing the Seafarer Workforce Report 2026, which aims to provide estimates of the global supply and…
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The Arctic as a bridge between Europe and Asia?
South Korea’s state-run Korea Ocean Business Corporation (KOBC) has announced the creation of an organization to explore the Arctic…
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IMO gives nuclear propulsion momentum
Nemo recently achieved a major milestone: IMO has granted the organisation NGO advisor status. With 34 members — including…
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Human Capital in the Spotlight at Europort 2025
Amid a continuing skills shortage, the persistent lack of gender diversity and inclusion in the maritime workforce only compounds…
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Stena Bulk prepares to reflag first Suezmax under Swedish flag
The first vessel – Stena Sunrise – is now fully prepared for reflagging, which is scheduled to take place in Singapore…
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UK Transport Sector Falling Behind on Gender Equity
[London, 17 July 2025] – A new national report from Women in Transport warns that the UK’s transport industry…
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Port of Los Angeles sets new June record
“Some importers are bringing forward Christmas cargo due to possible tariff hikes later this year,” said port chief Gene…
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Danish Test Vessel to Help Chart the Course for Sail-Assisted Emission Reductions in Shipping
Uni-Tankers’ M/T Jutlandia Swan has just been equipped with four wingsails – known as VentoFoils. This marks an important…
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Record re-booking as Seawork looks to 2026
Seawork, the leading European commercial marine and workboat exhibition achieved impressive numbers, with 454 exhibitors and 7,832 visitors attending the…
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