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Maritime News
In Manila, Back-to-Back Repatriations Show Toll of Conflict for Seafarers
Filipino seafarers can be found in all of shipping’s high-risk zones, with all of the attendant hazards – as shown…
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Port News
Harren and NSB form crewing joint venture in Manila
German shipmanagement and shipping companies Harren Group and NSB Group have launched a new manning agent, Albireo, in the Philippines. …
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Marine World
China Injured Filipino Fishermen in Contested Sea, Manila Says
By Ditas B Lopez Dec 13, 2025(Bloomberg) –The Philippines said Chinese coast guard and maritime militia ships fired water cannons and…
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At Manila Dialogue, Contemplating UNCLOS Rights and China’s Might
[By Euan Graham]Last week’s Manila Dialogue demonstrated that the Philippines is far from cowed or isolated in the face of China’s continued…
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Maritime News
More Hybrid Cranes Deployed at Manila Terminal
International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has added eight hybrid rubber-tired gantries (RTGs) to its flagship Manila International Container Terminal…
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Port News
Manila Declaration on Seafarers’ Human Rights, Safety and Well-Being gains international backing
A declaration seeking stronger protection for seafarers was adopted in a Philippine government-led conference in Manila earlier this week. The…
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Maritime News
As Philippine Trade Grows, DP World Expands Manila Terminal
DP World and the Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) have announced the completion of the Manila South Harbor (MSH) expansion.…
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Twelve Rescued From Burning Cargo Ship in Manila Bay
On Sunday, a cargo vessel caught fire and burned southwest of Manila, forcing the crew to abandon ship. The…
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In Manila, U.S. Defense Secretary Commits to Protecting Philippines
In a press conference in Manila on Thursday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth sought to reassure Philippine partners…
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Maritime News
Marcos: Manila Will Give Up Missiles if China Stops Maritime Aggression
The Chinese government has repeatedly criticized the Philippines for hosting the U.S.-built Typhon missile system, a mobile launcher that can…
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