Rostock Port Detains Cargo Ship for EU Sanctions Violation
German port officials have detained a cargo vessel due to a breach of European Union sanctions against the export of Russian merchandise.
German port officials have detained a cargo vessel due to a breach of European Union sanctions against the export of Russian merchandise.
The Port of Southampton in the UK has successfully completed a major project to widen the navigation channel in its Western Docks.
The County Administrative Board of Gotland has awarded a Natura 2000 permit for an ambitious offshore wind farm in the Swedish Economic Zone.
The Marseille-based shipping company CMA CGM has announced updates to its EURAF services, aiming to enhance its offerings in the African region.
The Norwegian Shipowners' Association has named Knut Arild Hareide, the nation's ex-minister of transport, as its forthcoming chief executive.
Studio 30 50, based in Singapore, is making its foray into Europe with the launch of its inaugural start-up cohort in Copenhagen.
The demand for new tanker ships among Greek shipping companies continues to be strong, especially in the suezmax category.
ULD Shipping, based in Istanbul, introduces Black Sea feeder service linking Turkey with Novorossiysk, featuring two leased 634 TEU sister ships.
The Italian Navy destroyed a drone over the Red Sea, acting in defense under the European Union's new naval operations in that region.
The Netherlands plans to allocate several billion euros for the renewal of the majority of its major naval vessels within the next 15 years
RWG container terminal announces plans to install shore-based power systems along entire dockside, allowing all vessels to access the facility.
A cargo ship flying the Turkish flag, marooned for over two years in Ukraine, was targeted by missile strikes while docked at the Kherson port.
The Mission to Seafarers, a Christian org dedicated to the welfare of maritime workers revealed Peter Rouch will be appointed as secretary general
The ICSID has ordered the port of Antwerp-Bruges to compensate DP World with €41.3 million ($44.7 million) plus additional costs and Interest.
Kyiv, Feb 25th, it was reported that approx 160 tons of Ukrainian grain were destroyed at a Polish railway station amidst significant protests.