EU Forces Stop Sixth Tanker in the Mediterranean for Inspection
The European Union on Sunday, August 30, stopped a sixth tanker suspected of operating under a false flag for the shadow fleet serving the Russian oil industry.
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CENTCOM Says Iran Attempts to Intimidate Shipping With False Reports
Iran continues to make multiple claims about stopping vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz while insisting that the only passage possible is on the route under its supervision.
Crane Lifting Accident Starts Fire and Injures Two in Mumbai
Police at Mumbai Port in India are blaming an unstable lift for causing a horrendous accident on the pier on Sunday evening, August 30. According to the report, the cargo lift became unstable, causing a truck crane to topple over,…
Construction Starts on Bangladesh Terminal to Double Ship Size and Capacity
A groundbreaking ceremony was held in Chattogram, Bangladesh, for a new container terminal that is one of the largest public-private partnership investments in the history of the country and that will dramatically enhance its trade capabilities.
OSG Appeals Labor Ruling Over Separate Bargaining Units for Deck Officers
Overseas Shipholding Group and its affiliate Alaska Tanker Company are appealing recent decisions by the National Labor Relations Board on charges filed by the Masters, Mates & Pilots union.
Beyond Web-Based SaaS: The Cloud-Native Advantage
As shipping companies face growing operational complexity, rising cyber risks, and increasing demands for real-time data exchange, a new truth about cloud software is emerging: not all cloud solutions are created equal.