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ForestWave: 11 Kidnapped Crew Members Released
FWN Rapide’s kidnapped crew released and safe, manager says.
IMO Approves US-Russian Proposal on Bering Strait Shipping Routes
IMO has given the green light to a joint US-Russian proposal on regulating shipping in the Bering Strait.
Update: Missile Strike Ruptured Turkish Bulker’s Hull
Saudi-led Coalition: Ince Inebolu, which was damaged by an explosion earlier in May, was struck by a Houthi missile.
Search Launched for Man Missing from Carnival Paradise
Search ongoing following reports that a man went missing from Carnival Paradise off Fort Myers, Florida.
British Ports Told to Develop Air Quality Plans by 2019
Clean Air Strategy 2018 requires all major ports in England to develop air quality plans within the next year.
MSC: Competing on Technology Not the Way Forward
Collaboration vs competition on technological solutions aimed at meeting shippers’ needs for technological innovation.
FSL Trust Secures Refinancing for Chemical Tanker Pair
FSL Trust Management Pte has obtained a commitment of up to USD 18 million for the refinancing of two chemical tankers.
Diana’s Bulker to Continue Working for Koch Shipping
Diana Shipping enters into a new time charter contract with Koch Shipping for P. S. Palios.
Cheniere Presses Ahead with Third Train at Corpus Christi
Cheniere Energy is moving forward with its plans to add a third train at its Corpus Christi liquefaction project.
MPCC Invests in Three More Feeders
MPC Container Ships has resumed its fleet buildup with the acquisition of three more feeders.
K Line Brings Its Fleet of Corona Coal Carriers to 19
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has taken delivery of Corona Xanadu, an 88,000 dwt coal carrier.
Global Ports Holding to Operate Havana Cruise Port
Global Ports Holding has signed a 15-year management agreement for the operation of Havana Cruise Port.
ITF, Nautilus Calling for Increase in Global Seafarer Wage
The ITF and Nautilus will call for an increase in monthly pay for the world’s lowest paid seafarers.
Piracy Attacks off East Africa Doubled in 2017
The number of piracy incidents doubled off the coast of East Africa in 2017 compared to 2016.