Seafarers
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Maritime News
Four Indian Seafarers Rescued from Abandoned Ship After 10 Months
It took intervention from the Turkish government to finally rescue four Indian seafarers who had been stuck on a decrepit…
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Maritime News
Five Azerbaijani Seafarers Killed as Ukraine Attacks Cargo Ships
Five Azerbaijani seafarers were killed, and between three and six more were injured, in a series of attacks on commercial…
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Port News
Enclosed spaces: routine, familiar, fatal
Sunil Kapoor on why enclosed space fatalities continue despite procedures and training. He looks at behavioural patterns, system gaps, and…
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Marine World
Iran’s Expanding Hormuz Control Deepens Crisis for 20,000 Stranded Seafarers
Iran’s publication of a new map asserting its control over the Strait of Hormuz risks extending an already punishing ordeal for thousands of…
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Port News
Master under fire: Inside a merchant ship trapped in the Gulf war zone
Captain Mohit Kohli recounts navigating missiles, drones, misinformation and fear when the Strait of Hormuz became a battlefield and commercial…
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Maritime News
IDsure Closes €600k Seed Round to Scale Digital Certificate Infrastructure
IDsure, the digital identity infrastructure for the maritime industry, today announced the close of a €600,000 seed round. The funding…
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Port News
When algorithms read the crew
Wolfgang Lehmacher discusses emotion AI and shipping. A recent essay in The Atlantic warned that “emotion AI” is creeping into…
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Port News
Decisions by many, responsibility by one
Why authority and accountability no longer align in modern shipping. By Sunil Kapoor. A 20-year-old ship is often judged by…
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Port News
Crew welfare data map launched
The Sustainable Shipping Initiative (SSI) has released the first integrated, industry-wide mapping of crew welfare, wellbeing and safety data in…
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Port News
Why fire safety training at sea must go further
Marinos Kokkinis, CEO of OneLearn Global, writes for Splash today. In an industry where crews operate hundreds of miles from…
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