Armada of fishing vessels in South Atlantic as UN ocean treaty negotiations fail
As the fourth round of negotiations towards a Global Ocean Treaty fail to reach an agreement at the UN...
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Plymouth University partners with marine tech company
The University of Plymouth and marine technology company Sonardyne have agreed a strategic partnership to drive innovation within the...
Calshot RNLI dismisses one crew member and suspends two others
The RNLI has confirmed it has stood down a volunteer crew member from Calshot lifeboat station and suspended a...
Posidonia trade fair returns in June
The world’s leading marine classification societies return to the Posidonia exhibition this summer, after the 2020 edition was cancelled...
Shipping shake-up: industry’s ‘narrow mindset’ hinders big data benefits
Data sharing could unlock billions of dollars in commercial benefits for shipping as well as accelerate decarbonisation, reports have...
VIDEO: Tragedy in Dhaka as containership sinks passenger ferry
At least five people are dead and dozens more are missing after a bulk carrier crashed into a small...
Largest cruise ship in the world – with 19 swimming pools – sets sail
Royal Caribbean’s 236,857GT, 362m long Wonder of the Seas has made its maiden voyage around the Caribbean. Dubbed the...
Outrage as P&O sacks 800 crew: protests at UK ports today
Leading UK ferry operator, P&O Ferries, has sacked 800 crew across its entire fleet with no warning and no...
MetalCraft Marine awarded US$43m Navy contract
US boatbuilder, MetalCraft Marine, is set to sign a US$43.8m contract to support the U.S. Navy. The contract is...
‘Yachties for Ukraine’: how to support crew affected by the Ukrainian crisis
Members of the yacht community have joined forces to offer assistance and shelter to crew affected by the war...
Cruise ship runs aground in Dominican Republic
A Norwegian Cruise Line ship, carrying over a thousand passengers, ran aground on Monday afternoon as it was departing...
