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Australia's acquisition of its first vessel for the National Strategic Fleet Initiative marks a decisive pivot toward maritime self-sufficiency in…
A quiet week across Maritime Fairtrade's compliant coverage. Check back next week for a fuller executive briefing.
A quiet week across Maritime Fairtrade's compliant coverage. Check back next week for a fuller executive briefing.
Optimising Empty Container Flows: A Strategic Necessity for Global Trade Resilience Empty container repositioning (ECR) is costly but necessary.…
Recently, the Philippines has escalated tensions in the South China Sea by enacting two domestic laws: the Philippine Marine Zones (PMZ) Act and the…
In 2024, several nations, including the Philippines, Bangladesh, Indonesia, and China, showcased remarkable improvements in ferry safety,…
The risk of renewed Houthi attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden has escalated recently, coinciding with a fragile ceasefire situation…
Vice-Admiral Monde Lobese, South Africa’s Navy Chief, has openly criticized the government’s neglect of the nation’s defense…
A coalition of climate-focused organizations has raised concerns about the adoption of biofuels in international shipping, arguing that such a shift…
The Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders (GIFF) has raised significant concerns about the escalating costs of demurrage that importers and…
The Maritime Safety Authority of Fiji (MSAF) has issued a critical reminder for vessel owners and operators to adhere to safety regulations at sea…
On May 24, the MSC Elsa 3, an aging cargo ship over two decades old, tilted off the coast of Kochi, India, after encountering an operational issue.…
