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Swire Boosts Asia Pacific Coverage

Swire Boosts Asia Pacific Coverage

Swire Shipping, a Singapore-based liner trade division of The China Navigation Company (CNCo), has upgraded its multipurpose liner service coverage in the Asia Pacific region.

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Montara Oil Spill Still Tars Australia-Indonesia Relations

Montara Oil Spill Still Tars Australia-Indonesia Relations

The Australian Government has failed in its responsibility to investigate the effects of the country’s worst-ever oil spill from an oil rig,

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Truth that submerged

Truth that submerged

The captain of the Costa Concordia, Francesco Schettino, who was accused of abandoning thousands of passengers when the cruise ship capsized is about to publish a book.

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Saudi Arabia signs nuclear co-operation agreement with Russia

Saudi Arabia signs nuclear co-operation agreement with Russia

Government-owned King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (KACARE) has signed the agreement, which is expected to strengthen ties between the two nations, both economically and technically.

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Chinese Newbuilding Orderbook Takes a Massive Hit

Chinese Newbuilding Orderbook Takes a Massive Hit

Chinese shipyards recorded a 77.4% slide in new orders year-on-year in the first five months of 2015, the China Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry (CANSI) said.

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Odfjell Exits European Short Sea Market

Odfjell Exits European Short Sea Market

Norwegian shipping and tank terminal company Odfjell has inked a deal to sell the three remaining vessels within its trade in the European short sea market.

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Japan Invests in Samoa’s Only Commercial Port

Japan Invests in Samoa’s Only Commercial Port

Japan has set aside a JPY 3.4 billion (USD 28.3 million) grant-in-aid to improve safety at the only commercial port on the Pacific island state of Samoa – Apia Port.

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Italian Bulker Aided by Compatriot Navy Ship

Italian Bulker Aided by Compatriot Navy Ship

An Italian-flagged merchant vessel MV Roberto Rizzo received much needed help from an Italian navy ship ITS Libeccio after it became adrift 55 nautical miles off the coast of Somalia, on Thursday, 18 June.

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Port of Melbourne Sale Hits a Snag

Port of Melbourne Sale Hits a Snag

The plans of the Victoria’s government to sell port of Melbourne are facing opposition from the Liberal-National coalition.

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 Update: Iranian Aid Ship Reaches Djibouti

Update: Iranian Aid Ship Reaches Djibouti

The Iranian cargo ship carrying aid to Yemen Iran Shahed has arrived in Djibouti, the Associated Press reported citing a US official.

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Nippon Foundation to Set Aside USD 100 Million for World Maritime University

Nippon Foundation to Set Aside USD 100 Million for World Maritime University

Japan’s Nippon Foundation plans to set up a special endowment fund worth USD 100 million to support Swedish World Maritime University

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Indonesia Opens First Green Container Terminal

Indonesia Opens First Green Container Terminal

Indonesian state-owned terminal operator PT Pelabuhan Indonesia III (Pelindo III) inaugurated the Lamong Bay Terminal in Surabaya, East Java, today.

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South Korea Opens Bidding for Sewol Ferry Salvage

South Korea Opens Bidding for Sewol Ferry Salvage

The government of South Korea has today opened bidding to select a salvage company to raise the Sewol ferry which sank April 16

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BW LPG: Q1 2015 Had Strongest Ever Charter Rates

BW LPG: Q1 2015 Had Strongest Ever Charter Rates

BW LPG, the world’s top very large gas carrier (VLGC) owner and operator, recorded a rise in profit, posting a net profit after tax of USD 57.3 million in Q1 2015 against USD 30.8 million in Q1 2014.

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Image of the Day: Razor-Sharp X-BOW

Image of the Day: Razor-Sharp X-BOW

Well this is a sight we don’t have a chance of seeing too often. The image shows an offshore construction vessel (OCV), featuring Ulstein’s X-BOW design, taking shape at Ulstein Verft.

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Global Shippers’ Alliance Launched

Global Shippers’ Alliance Launched

The European Shippers’ Council (ESC), The Asian Shippers’ Association (ASA) and the American Association of Exporters and Importers

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NAT CEO Cautiously Optimistic about Tanker Market Outlook

NAT CEO Cautiously Optimistic about Tanker Market Outlook

Nordic American Tankers Limited (NAT) expects to achieve rates in the region of USD 35,000 per day for its fleet for the first quarter in 2015 reaping the fruits of a very strong year start for the tanker market.

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