Detention
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Port News
FMC hits Maersk with $1.9m penalty over detention billing practices
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has secured a $1.9m civil penalty settlement with Danish container shipping giant Maersk over…
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Marine World
FMC Hits Maersk With $1.9 Million Penalty Over Detention Billing
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has secured a $1.9 million civil penalty settlement from Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller – Maersk over…
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Maritime News
Australia Detains Bulker After 24-Day Response to Engine Problem
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority is reporting that it has placed a detention order on a Chinese manager bulker, which…
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Maritime News
DetentionTrackr Launches AI-Powered Global Detention Intelligence Platform
DetentionTrackr has officially launched, as a new maritime intelligence platform centralising global Port State Control (PSC) detention data, into rea… maritime-executive
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Maritime News
France Ends Weeks of Detention for Shadow Fleet Tanker with a Fine
French authorities confirmed that the Marseille Judicial Court has ended the detention of the shadow fleet tanker Grinch, which had…
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Marine World
Suez Canal Authority Denies Role in Detention of Sanctioned Russian Tanker
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has issued a strong denial of reports claiming it detained the Russian-flagged crude oil tanker…
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Maritime News
Panama Closes Registry to Older Tankers and Bulkers Targeting Shadow Fleet
The Panamanian Ship Registry announced effectively immediately it is closing its registry to older vessels. It comes after pressure…
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Marine World
Indian Seafarers Freed After Months of Detention at Yemen’s Ras Isa Port
India says it has secured the release of more than 150 seafarers who were stranded at Yemen’s Ras Isa Port,…
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Maritime News
UK Pursues North Sea Incident Investigation as Court Extends Detention
As salvage teams are making headway in efforts related to the Stena Immaculate and the Solong, the UK’s Marine…
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Maritime News
Activist Paul Watson Released After Denmark Declines Extradition to Japan
Environmental activist Paul Watson, best known for his TV show and opposition to Japan’s whaling activities, was released from…
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