Cyber Risk Management in the Maritime Transportation System

Cyber Risk Management in the Maritime Transportation System
USCG Lt. Kevin Kuhn February 9, 2018 https://www.hstoday.us/channels/us-coast-guard/cyber-risk-management-mar...

APM spots rising Thailand's maritime tide

APM spots rising maritime tide
8 Feb 2018 https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/tourism-and-transport/1409234/apm-s...

Thailand's maritime industry is well-positioned to grow, thanks to a multitude of strategically located ports and investment in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), through which the country aims to transform the eastern provinces into regional transport hubs, APM says.

Malaysia maritime industry players remain optimistic

Malaysia maritime industry players remain optimistic
02 February 2018 http://www.seatrade-maritime.com/news/asia/malaysia-maritime-industry-pl...

Despite the challenging state the Malaysian maritime industry is currently in, players still see opportunities ahead, especially in the Asean market and even further afield.

Coal industry warns Indonesia against new maritime law

Coal industry warns Indonesia against new maritime law
OLE ANDERSEN 09.02.18

Indonesia's plans to prioritize its own vessels in the country's large coal exports will prompt buyers to withdraw, warns an industry organization.

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New infographic shows UK’s reliance on seafarers

New infographic shows UK’s reliance on seafarers
8 February 2018 -https://www.safety4sea.com/new-infographic-shows-uks-reliance-on-seafarers/

Weekly Broker: Greeks step up to fill gap left by the Chinese

Weekly Broker: Greeks step up to fill gap left by the Chinese
Jason Jiang Feb 8th 2018 http://splash247.com/weekly-broker-greeks-step-fill-gap-left-chinese/

The Chinese have been the most aggressive buyers of bulkers so far this year with the holiday season fast approaching their eyes have seemingly gone off the ball, leaving the ever acquisitive Greeks to pick up some of the slack. Dry bulk sales were down this week, while interest in tankers focused on smaller tonnage.

Promoting the UK as the world's maritime centre

Promoting the UK as the world's maritime centre
08/02/2018 http://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/promoting-the-uk-as-the-worlds-marit...

This week, UK maritime delegations are visiting the United States and Indonesia. Together, they are promoting the UK as the world’s maritime centre.

Crew of missing ship regains control after being hijacked by pirates

Crew of missing ship regains control after being hijacked by pirates
Associated Press February 6, 2018 https://nypost.com/2018/02/06/crew-of-missing-ship-regains-control-after...

HONG KONG — The crew of a missing Indian oil tanker regained control of the ship from pirates who had hijacked it off Benin’s coast, the vessel’s management company said Tuesday.

Why Is China Buying Up Europe’s Ports?

Why Is China Buying Up Europe’s Ports?
Keith Johnson | February 2, 2018 http://foreignpolicy.com/2018/02/02/why-is-china-buying-up-europes-ports/

State-owned port operators are the aggressive leading edge of Beijing’s massive Belt and Road project.

China’s trillion-dollar signature foreign-policy project, the Belt and Road Initiative, is often lampooned as just a fuzzy concept with little to show for it on the ground.

Maersk Analysts Strike Cautious Tone

Maersk Analysts Strike Cautious Tone
February 8, 2018 https://www.marinelink.com/news/analysts-cautious-strike433779

Analysts believe results and outlook in the final quarter report of Maersk (Feb. 9) might be weighed down by consolidation effects from the Hamburg Sud deal and the market situation in China.

Morgan Stanley says integration expenses related to the deal would limit profitability contribution in 2018 and that Maersk Line will return to peak EBIT margins in 2020.

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