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Maritime Executive: Greenpeace France Photographs Uranium Loaded on Ship for Export to Russia
Greenpeace is calling for an end to the uranium trade between France and Russia after reporting that it has resumed after a nearly three-year hiatus. The group released pictures of containers with spent uranium being loaded onto a cargo ship in the port of Dunkirk and bound for Russia.
Seatrade Maritime: ONE moving to shore power at two major South China ports
Container shipping line is stepping up efforts in green development in Greater Bay Area.
freightwaves: Looted barge returns: Brooklyn Bridge’s unexpected journey
Thieves attacked damaged vessel when it grounded in the Bahamas.
Shippingtelegraph: Latsis family entry into Euroholdings steers focus on tanker sector growth
Nasdaq-listed EuroHoldings inked a loan agreement with Piraeus Bank S.A. on November 14 for $20.0m to partly finance the acquisition of the vessel Hellas Avatar.
Seatrade Maritime: DHL Global Forwarding expands facilities in Vietnam
Vietnam is seen as a beneficiary of global trade realignments caused by US tariffs.
Shippingtelegraph: Adrift in a sea of uncertainty: the challenges of pregnancy at sea
Fifteen women of eight nationalities, working across six vessel types and ranks from cadet to master, shared their experiences of pregnancy at sea. For many women, their period ashore was marked first by uncertainty about what support,
Shippingtelegraph: Next icebreaking season begins with new contracts
The Finnish harbours freeze over every winter and depending on the extent of the ice cover and the challenges posed by the ice winter, vessels moving among the ice are assisted approximately 300-3,000 times per winter. Typically, the icebreaking season begins before the turn of the year and the peak season takes place in February.
Seatrade Maritime: Boxes drive throughput growth at Port of Hamburg
Decline in container trade with the US offset by Asia and Europe growth in first nine months of 2025.
Splash247: Black Sea threat level red
The Black Sea has entered one of its most volatile phases as Ukraine and Russia escalate long-range strikes on each other’s critical energy and port infrastructure, leaving commercial shipping exposed to huge levels of risk.








