Cruise Industry News
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Bulk Carrier
Singapore’s Fleet Grows Amid US-China Tensions
In a significant move reflecting escalating trade tensions, the Singapore Registry of Ships (SRS) welcomed 94 new vessels to its…
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Greece Reinforces Shipping Dominance with Fleet Expansion
Greece has solidified its position as a leader in global shipping, with over 650 vessels currently under construction across various…
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Shipbuilding
Eastern Shipbuilding launches new ferry for Fisher Island
BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) – Eastern Shipbuilding Group has officially launched its latest ferry, the Falcon, a significant development for…
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50 Years Later, the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald Still
Fifty Years Later: Remembering the Edmund Fitzgerald On November 10, 1975, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald tragically sank in Lake Superior,…
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Decarbonization
Marlow Navigation Partners with Green Marine for Fuel Transition
Marlow Navigation has announced a strategic partnership with Green Marine to aid its clients in transitioning from conventional fuels to…
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Shipbuilding
Egypt Has Begun Construction of Ten New Coast Guard Boats
In a significant move to bolster its maritime security, Egypt has officially commenced the construction of ten new coast guard…
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Edmund Fitzgerald legacy: 50 years of safety advancements in Great Lakes shipping
The tragic sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald remains a defining moment in maritime history, leading to crucial safety reforms in…
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Bulk Carrier
Houthis Develop General Cargo Handling at Ras Isa
Recent satellite imagery reveals significant developments at the Ras Isa coastal area in Yemen, where the Houthis have enhanced their…
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Shipbuilding
LR Awarded Contract for Royal Australian Navy Hunter Class Frigates
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has secured a significant contract from BAE Systems Maritime Australia (BAESMA) for providing Naval Classification New Construction…
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Maritime fatalities on EU ships worldwide rise to 13 in 2024
In a concerning trend, maritime accident fatalities involving EU-registered ships increased in 2024, with 13 lives lost globally, according to…
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