‘Concentration of risk on huge containerships is a well-known problem… This type of issue can arise anywhere in the world,’ Jai Sharma argues

Three-year legal battle ends with court in Houston, Texas dismissing all claims against Fearless Shipping & Trading

The UK’s Marine Accident Investigation Branch, along with its Danish counterpart, have issued a report on how Ecdis is being used in the hope that improvements can be made to training and the system’s design

New Orleans port authority is coordinating with navigation partners and state officials to resume operations as quickly as possible. All terminal operations remain closed

An estimated 1,500 tonnes of low-sulphur fuel oil, gasoil and lubricants were transferred to topside tanks to cut the pollution risk

Two inland tankers collided in a river in the Netherlands on Monday, with each vessel sustaining damage. Both were carrying hazardous goods

The world’s best-known boxship is back in the canal that made its name. Once through, it will head to Singapore for repairs

In the wake of the economic and political meltdown that has left Lebanon effectively operating as a bankrupt state, the devastation inside Beirut’s port one year on from the explosion that ripped it apart has registered as a mere blip in the country’s long downward spiral

Five months after the Spanish authorities were forced to cull 1,600 cattle on board the ageing Lebanese livestock carrier Elbeik, the vessel was back in Spain and caught fire during the weekend. It required a two-day operation to extinguish the flames