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How Blockchain Technology Is Transforming Supply Chains
In recent years, blockchain technology has garnered considerable interest and is widely recognised as a highly transformative innovation. Initially designed as the foundational technology supporting
Economic Impact of Cyber Attacks on Maritime Trade
In the ever-evolving landscape of today’s interconnected global economy, where the smooth functioning of international trade heavily relies on intricate technological frameworks and digital networks,
Big Data in Shipping: Insights for Operational Optimisation
The use of big data in the maritime industry is widely regarded as the next revolutionary breakthrough. By definition, big data refers to expansive and
Exploring Potential of Wind Energy in Maritime Operations
The maritime shipping industry is undergoing a transformation as it endeavours to achieve decarbonisation. Despite its position as the most efficient mode of global goods
Ultrasonic Antifouling: How It Promotes FSRU Sustainability
Biofouling or marine growth on the surface of submerged objects is one of the biggest problems affecting every ship at sea, including FSRUs. These growths
Low-Hanging Actionable Insights for Maritime Cyber Security
Since BIMCO (Baltic and International Maritime Council) first published its cyber security guidelines in 2016 and followed by IMO’s (International Maritime Organization) Resolution MSC 428(98)
Ammonia: Future of Marine Fuel or Hazardous Choice?
Along with the recent IMO’s Global Emission Reduction Project, the maritime industry is actively searching for alternative fuels to reduce the harmful greenhouse gas emissions
Maritime Industry in Singapore: Issues and Challenges
The maritime sector in Singapore has been a vital pillar of the economy, contributing to the country’s growth and development over the years. However, the
How West Philippine Sea Conflict is Impacting Singapore
Territorial disputes are common in the international community. Traditionally, these disputes are even regarded as the most common sources of war. In Asia, specifically, territorial
Oceanic Scams: Uncovering World’s Top Maritime Frauds
The maritime industry is not immune to fraud and scams and has witnessed various cons over the years that have left victims in distress, especially
Overview of Low-Sulphur Bunker Fuel Regulations in Shipping
In recent years, there has been growing concern in maritime industry news about the environmental impact of shipping, particularly concerning air pollution. One of the
Role of Maritime Companies in Sustainable Future
As the world grapples with climate change and environmental deterioration, industries nationwide are being urged to adopt more sustainable practices. The marine industry, which transports
Importance of marine surveyors to judicial process
Marine surveyors play an important role in shipping, however their roles are sometimes not appreciated by parties. They are important for the shipping transaction and
Advice from a maritime lawyer
The shipping industry is huge. One part of the industry impacts and services another. I am a maritime lawyer and arbitrator and have been for
Unregulated Practices: Dark Side of Fishing Industry
The fishing industry is vital to the global economy, supplying food and employment to millions worldwide. It is, however, an industry riddled with destructive fishing practices
Rising tide and flow of ship suppliers
EY Center for Sustainable Supply Chains launches in Singapore
Indonesia confronts with modern slavery in fishing industry
Australia, Indonesia collaborate on maritime safety and ship inspection
Indonesia, DP World sign deal to double capacity at Belawan New Container Terminal
Indonesian sea sand export returns after 20-year ban
South Korea waits for Indonesia to sign off on submarine program
World Bank supports Philippine to boost environmental protection, climate resilience
The World Bank’s Board of Executive Directors has approved new financing support for the country’s policy reforms aimed at boosting environmental protection and climate resilience,
Embracing LGBTQ identity at sea
There was a time when gay seafarers would rather hide their gender identities while onboard ships for fear of causing unease, reprisals and loss of
Heed call of the sea, Filipino government urges youth
The Philippine Maritime Industry Authority (Marina) maintains that the Filipino crewing sector—which provides billions of dollars in remittances every year—will continue to be a sunshine
NATO welcomes deepening partnership with South Korea
Saying that Russia’s war in Ukraine shows how security is not regional but global, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg commended South Korea for its support to
South Korea defense budget to rebound in 2024 amidst growing threats from China, predicts new research
The escalating tensions with North Korea and China’s growing assertiveness have compelled South Korea to enhance its military capabilities and preparedness, such as investing in
Japan, South Korea, U.S. forge relationship during submarine visit
U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Rick Seif, commander, Submarine Group 7/Task Force 74, was joined on USS Maine (SSBN 741) by Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Vice
South Korea, U.S. conduct combined maritime counter-special operations exercise
The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS John Finn (DDG 113) conducted a series of exercises with the Republic of Korea (ROK) Navy, April 24-27, in
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