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The new qualitative study from the Global Maritime Forum and the All Aboard Alliance contains a wide spectrum of perspectives...
Any recovery in the container shipping market will be overwhelmed by the flood of new vessels entering the market, according...
Minister of Transportation, Mu’azu Jaji Sambo ( R) presenting Letter of Appointment to the new Vice...
Members of the Delta State House of Assembly have unanimously approved the upgrade of the state School of Marine Technology...
A new research report finds that seafarers are routinely encountering exploitation in the form of illegal fees, demands for bribes,...
In a unique case involving complex issues of both admiralty law and state law, Carolyn Latti and David Anderson of...
Students at the World Maritime University (WMU) and the IMO International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) are to benefit from an...
The stories of ghost ships and sea have troubled the shipping world and sailors since the start. Ghost ships are...
Philippine authorities detailed a series of initiatives they are undertaking to ensure that seafarer training continues to improve in the...
Working at sea is not an easy job. One requires both physical and mental strength to working in a not-so-friendly...
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