The 32nd Extraordinary Session of the IMO Council
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Norway Cracking Down On Polluting Ships
Debbie,
A ship fell foul of new sulphur rules in Norway, hit with a NOK100,000 ($12,200) fine, just eight days...
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MEPC Reviews Ballast Water Bottleneck
Debbie,
Shipowners could find out this week whether they will receive some leniency over deadlines to install ballast-water treatment technologies. Shipping...
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Payment Of Ransoms Is Hard To Stop
Debbie,
There is no getting away from the fact that shipowners will find a way to get ships released. Shipowners will...
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Bunker Prices Drop Below $600 Per Tonne
Debbie,
Bunker prices are falling to levels last seen 15 months ago, offering respite to shipowners struggling to pay the...
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IMO SUB-COMMITTEE ON HUMAN ELEMENT, TRAINING AND WATCHKEEPING, 5th SESSION 16 – 20 JULY 2018
Kuba Szymanski,
The IMO Sub-Committee on Human Element, Training and Watch-keeping held its 5th Session (HTW 5) from 16 through 20...
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Measuring milestones as we plan for tomorrow
Debbie,
Writing in the December edition of Ship Management International, InterManager Secretary General Kuba Szymanski looks back on an eventful...
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Aframax Tanker Is Reported Hijacked Off Abidjan
Debbie,
Aframax tanker Orfeas has gone missing for more than two days off Ivory Coast in an incident that could...
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EU Leaders Urged To Act On Migrant Crisis
Debbie,
Following the drowning of hundreds of migrants, shipping industry calls on Europe to do more to end crisis. International shipping...