Japan Reports More North Korean Fuel-Smuggling Activity

Japan Reports More North Korean Fuel-Smuggling Activity
2018-02-21 https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/japan-reports-more-north-kore...

The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released imagery of another suspected ship-to-ship fuel transfer between a North Korean product tanker and a Chinese-controlled vessel. It is the third instance of apparent sanctions-busting activity reported by Japanese forces this year.

Indonesia police seize more than a tonne of crystal meth from ship

Indonesia police seize more than a tonne of crystal meth from ship
20 Feb 2018 https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/indonesia-police-seize-...

JAKARTA: Indonesian authorities early Tuesday (Feb 20) seized 1.6 tonnes of crystal methamphetamine hidden on a ship in their second major drug bust this month, officials said.

Container Shipping: A Year Where Fleet Growth And Demand Growth Are The Same

Container Shipping: A Year Where Fleet Growth And Demand Growth Are The Same
22/02/2018

Demand

Having experienced falling freight rates from August to year-end in 2017, most liner companies were successful in pushing rates higher in early January 2018. Remarkably, most of them managed to hold onto most of the gains they achieved, considering October and November were challenging in terms of very low demand growth. The weak demand came from the Far East to Europe trade, and on the Intra-Asian transport.

Container ship rammed into Lock’s Gate, both severely damaged, Kiel

Container ship rammed into Lock’s Gate, both severely damaged, Kiel
NIKOLAY TORKIN February 20, 2018 http://maritimebulletin.net/2018/02/20/container-ship-rammed-into-locks-...

Cargo ship quarantined in Gulf of Corinth after crew member dies

Cargo ship quarantined in Gulf of Corinth after crew member dies
19.02.2018 http://www.ekathimerini.com/225959/article/ekathimerini/news/cargo-ship-...

A cargo ship traveling from Italy to Greece has been placed under quarantine in the Gulf of Corinth amid fears that a contagious disease may have caused the death of a crew member, the Maritime Bulletin website reported on Monday.

China’s robust appetite for raw materials to boost freight demand: Bimco

China’s robust appetite for raw materials to boost freight demand: Bimco
20/02/2018 http://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/chinas-robust-appetite-for-raw-mater...

China’s strong demand for iron ore, coal and crude is driving up the demand for ships and is serving as an engine of growth for the dry bulk shipping and the tankers’ sector, Baltic and International Maritime Council said in a report last week.

UK Shipping Industry Warns of Brexit's Impact

UK Shipping Industry Warns of Brexit's Impact
018-02-16 https://www.maritime-executive.com/article/uk-shipping-industry-warns-of...

The head of Britain's maritime business association is calling on the UK government to prepare for an orderly transition period when it exits the EU.

Skillsfuture Singapore, MPA And Maritime Union To Inject $12.6 Million In Training Next Generation Of Seafarers

Skillsfuture Singapore, MPA And Maritime Union To Inject $12.6 Million In Training Next Generation Of Seafarers
20/02/2018 http://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/skillsfuture-singapore-mpa-and-marit...

Robotics in Maritime: Caribbean Women and Singapore Budget

Maritime industry spearheads training for teachers in robotics
February 13, 2018 | http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/shipping/20180213/maritime-industry-s...

European shipowners concerned at Indonesian cabotage ruling

European shipowners concerned at Indonesian cabotage ruling
Sam Chambers February 20th, 2018 http://splash247.com/european-shipowners-concerned-indonesian-cabotage-r...

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