Filipino Authorities Halt Agency Following ITF Red List Alert
A Philippines-based recruitment agency, Global Marine and Offshore Resources Inc., has faced suspension of its license due to unlawful practices,…
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A Philippines-based recruitment agency, Global Marine and Offshore Resources Inc., has faced suspension of its license due to unlawful practices,…
The maritime industry is vital for global trade, with seafarers as its core, yet their work involves significant health risks that sometimes…
Iran has agreed to release the crew of the tanker St Nikolas, which it seized in January 2024, following a U.S. court’s action in 2023 that led to…
The Philippines is actively engaged in a rescue operation for seafarers stranded in Ukraine due to the ongoing Russian invasion. So far, 21 Filipino…
The situation surrounding the Filipino seafarers aboard the seized oil tanker, St. Nikolas, has seen recent developments, as confirmed by the…
Recent tensions in the South China Sea have drawn attention to the Philippines’ maritime vulnerabilities, but a more pressing concern lies in…
A search and rescue (SAR) operation is underway in the South China Sea following the distress call from the Singapore-flagged dry bulk carrier Devon…
A one-day forum on civil maritime security is scheduled for November 20, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Palawan State University Auditorium. This…
The Philippines has postponed awarding a significant infrastructure project, part of a plan to construct one of the longest marine bridges in the…
On Wednesday night, at 22:49 local time, a ferry successfully docked at San Andres, bringing an end to a tense situation. All 119 passengers and…
The BRP Miguel Malvar, an 80-year-old vessel with a storied past dating back to World War II, was set to play a ceremonial role as a target ship…
On June 7, 2022, the NYK-TDG Maritime Academy (NTMA) held its first graduation ceremony since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2019, marking a…