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Is it time to rethink?
When the IMO started to implement its welcome plan to reduce carbon emissions in shipping, the intention was to…
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The next generation of submarines – made in Holland
The international security situation is deteriorating and countries are increasing their defence efforts. At the same time, the Netherlands…
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Gender equality for a sustainable future
Answering the question whether gender equality for a sustainable future is a non-negotiable, a line-up of candidates for next…
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Challenges faced by women seafarers
The idea to dedicate a day to Women in Marine stems from the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),…
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How can container management revolutionize your business?
From pandemic concerns to geopolitical unrest, the global supply chain has experienced significant disruptions that have impacted manufacturers and…
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The impact of sustainable fishing practices
There is no doubt that modern industries have an influence on the environment. Maritime and shipping industries influence the…
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How far are we away from autonomous offshore vessel operations?
According to marine technology pioneers Ocean Infinity, remote control vessel operations, and in future entirely autonomous vessel operations will…
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Why is the High Seas Treaty a breakthrough for the ocean and the planet?
The ocean. That vast, profound, dazzling azure blue and seemingly endless body of water that cradles the planet we…
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No one washes a rental car – but why you should with ships
No one washes a rental car* We think this saying encapsulates an important idea. There is little incentive to…
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The human capital from a maritime recruiter’s perspective
As a master mariner and Managing Partner at global maritime recruitment specialist MARPRO – which is also a Europort…
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