Archive for month: May, 2012

Shipowners are being urged to hold crewing agents more accountable as crew standards face increased scrutiny. With shipboard crewing levels...

Teekay is to farm out fifty of its tankers to third party ship management   in a tie-up with Hong...

Brussels’ plans to limit sulphur emissions from shipping are set to emulate international rules, but may still create a...

The captain and navigation officer of the grounded Costamare boxship Rena have been jailed for seven months in New...

UK-based shipping companies are failing to comply with work permit requirements for employing foreign seafarers in UK waters, Nautilus...

The International Maritime Organization has tasked the International Standards Organisation with developing the first global standard for private maritime...

General cargoship Maersk Texas came under mass attack from around 20 skiffs in the northern channel coming out of...