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Brexit: adjusting the sails
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IMO criticised for allowing companies to influence environmental policy
New report from InfluenceMap slams shipping giants for lack of transparency on environmental initiatives
Port and flag states 'must be held accountable for seafarer abandonment'
Repatriating crew should be a long-term priority for the International Maritime Organization and the International Labour Organization
Ocean Rig's provisional liquidators step down amid successful restructuring
Petitions to wind up the company and its units have also been dropped
Liquid lunch could be best way to handle $1m arbitration claims, top lawyers warn
Legal fees and other expenses eat up potential gains
Lenders urged to be cautious over North Korea sanctions
Lenders could fall foul of heightened restrictions on vessels that call in North Korean waters
Shipping escapes EU ETS — for now
Member states reject proposals but battle rages on
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