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Port News
Fear of silence keeps harassment hidden at sea
Despite growing regulatory attention, many seafarers still hesitate to report bullying and harassment at sea because they believe nothing will…
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Marine World
Fear of Sanctions Stymies Russia-to-China Oil Flows for Now
Expanding sanctions on Chinese ports and refiners are choking flows of Russian and Iranian oil to the world’s No. 1…
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Emboldened Somali pirates spark fear in the Indian Ocean
The threat of Somali piracy is re-emerging in the Indian Ocean, with recent incidents highlighting the increasing sophistication and reach…
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Marine World
Bespoke Research Vessel Now Under Construction for Cape Fear Community College in the US
A new, bespoke 26-metre research vessel designed by global digital shipbuilder Incat Crowther for the Cape Fear Community College (CFCC)…
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Maritime News
Fear, Pride or Miscalculation Could Start a War in the Pacific
[By Henry Yep] Thucydides famously observed that nations go to war for reasons of fear, honor, and interest. In today’s Indo-Pacific,…
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Marine World
Opinion: Iran Oil Doomsday in Hormuz May be More Fear Than Reality
U.S. strikes on several Iranian nuclear sites represent a meaningful escalation of the Middle East conflict that could lead Tehran to disrupt vital…
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Port News
Fear of grey boxes
Andrew Craig-Bennett on another virulent form of sea blindness. Timor arcium griseorum. I hope I have got the Latin for…
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Marine World
Second Subsea Cable Cut in Baltic Sea, Germany and Finland Fear Sabotage
Two undersea fiber-optic communications cables in the Baltic Sea, including one linking Finland and Germany, were severed, raising suspicions of…
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Container Shipping Lines Fear Port Strike Will Paralyze Half of U.S. Trade
(Bloomberg) — The world’s top container carrier is urging customers to move US cargo through East and Gulf Coast ports…
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Maritime News
‘Don’t Fear the (Fifie) Reaper’: Iconic 118-Year-Old Ship from “the Great Age of Sail” Re-opens
Following a £1million conservation, the Scottish Fisheries Museum in Anstruther, Fife, is set to welcome visitors back onboard the iconic…
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