In an alert that appeared aimed squarely at Iran, the U.S. Navy issued a warning…
Author: Ships & Ports
Rivers drops charges against Caverton Helicopters, pilots
The Rivers State Government has withdrawn and discontinued the two separate charges it filed against Caverton…
Oil rises to two-month high amid demand recovery
Oil rose to levels not seen since COVID-19 lockdowns paralyzed the world’s largest economy, lifted…
UK earmarks £35m to prevent disruption of trade
The UK government has signed agreements with six operators to provide up to £35million to…
Iran warns U.S. over Venezuela-bound tankers
Iran has sent an official warning to the U.S. against making threats to Iranian fuel…
Unions, employers give governments one month to sort out crew changes
After extending seafarers’ contracts at sea twice due to the overall challenges for executing crew…
Pirates fire upon Stolt-Nielsen’s chemical tanker in the Gulf of Aden
A Stolt-Nielsen chemical tanker sustained minor damages over the weekend after armed guards aboard Stolt…
Unions, employers give governments one month to sort out crew changes
After extending seafarers’ contracts at sea twice due to the overall challenges for executing crew…
Argentina extends port concessions
Argentina’s Ministry of Transport and General Administration of Ports (AGP) has extended the concessions of…
Stranded crew crisis is ticking time bomb for global trade
By Greg Miller You may have read those Kafkaesque stories about seafarers marooned on cargo…
COVID-19: Two migrants test positive on Greek island
Two migrants who recently arrived from Turkey have tested positive for COVID-19 on the Greek…