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Revolution Wind Project Receives Legal Green Light to Resume Operations
The Revolution Wind Project has been granted a preliminary injunction by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia,…
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Croatian Shipyard Secures Contract for Luxury Vessels
A Croatian shipyard, MKM Yachts, has recently secured a contract to construct two luxury vessels for the Scenic Group, with…
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Government Proposes Licensing Changes for Foreign Vessels
The Central government is nearing the finalization of rules governing the licensing of foreign vessels under the Coastal Shipping Act.…
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IFSC entities should be freed from taking D G Shipping
MUMBAI: The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) is urging the Central government to exempt entities operating within the tax-free…
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China Cracks Down on Starlink Maritime Use
Elon Musk’s Starlink service, which has rapidly gained traction among maritime users, now faces significant legal challenges in China. Recent…
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Russian Drones Strike Civilian Ships Amid Ongoing Conflict
In a troubling escalation of hostilities, Russian kamikaze drones have targeted civilian vessels flying the flags of Panama and San…
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US Navy Christens Final Fast Transport Ship
On January 10, the U.S. Navy celebrated a significant milestone with the christening of the USNS Lansing (EPF 16) at…
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Shipping Markets Face Increased Volatility Amid Iran Tensions
Shipping markets are on high alert as escalating tensions surrounding Iran threaten trade, energy, and maritime security. U.S. President Donald…
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Major Delays and Cost Overruns for Bristol Temple Meads Restoration
The restoration of Bristol Temple Meads station, the busiest railway hub in the West of England, is now projected to…
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St. Lawrence Seaway Closes for Winter Amid Icy Conditions
The Montreal-Lake Ontario section of the St. Lawrence Seaway officially closed on January 5, marking the end of the commercial…
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