Taiwan is amending its Law of Ships regulations with a view to fining ship operators up to NT$10m ($318,000) for vessels failing to maintain accurate identification. 

Maritime experts and Master Mariners Capt Singhal and Saggi are seeking an overhaul of the ISM Code and explain the failures that put all merchant ships at risk.

As one of the world’s busiest maritime hubs, Shanghai offers unique insight into how Asia’s shipping markets have evolved in recent years. From energy imports to offshore recovery

A Russian-flagged tanker carrying sunflower oil from Russia to Georgia was attacked in the Black Sea, the Turkish maritime authority said Tuesday, days after two oil tankers were attacked in the southern Black Sea off the coast of Türkiye.

Transits weaker despite Red Sea reopening optimism.

Warn of ‘significant consequences’ of UP-NS deal.

The port of Hubei in China is enhancing economic and trade connections with UAE.

South Africa’s Competition Commission has referred a case of alleged collusion and price fixing against eight of the world’s largest container carriers to its Tribunal for prosecution.

An academic team led by researchers at the UK’s National Centre for Atmospheric Science completed a first in-depth study looking at sulfur emissions at sea and found “fairly good compliance” with the IMO regulations introduced in 2020.