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Two laden Greek tankers seized by Iranian forces
Incidents emerge on Friday amid spat between Tehran and Athens over US seizure of Iranian oil cargo off Russian tanker held in Greek port
Russia declares Mariupol port mine-free
Russia submits document to the IMO stating it has finished minesweeping operations off Mariupol and established what is being described as a ‘humanitarian corridor’
Russia failing to reopen port of Mariupol
IMO warns industry of threat from free-floating mines in Black Sea, and urges cautious navigation
Supply chain delays raise theft risks
Cargo theft fell in 2021 compared with the previous 12 months, but the disruptions in supply chains have made weak security systems easier to exploit
The week in charts: Panamaxes to benefit most from shift in coal flows | Piracy continues to fall in Gulf of Guinea | Scrap prices rise
Atlantic Basin medium-range tanker spot rates hit 10-year high last week, dry bulk market to benefit from anticipated surge in Australian commodity exports and Zodiac Maritime adds two PCTCs to an existing order
Seeking cyber resilience for the emerging technology waves
Ensuring safety and cyber security in information technology and operational technology requires collaboration, not a silver bullet
Piracy incidents in Gulf of Guinea continue to fall
‘Worldwide, this is the first quarter since 2010 where no crew kidnappings have been reported,’ says IMB
Nimasa head hails piracy progress
Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency director-general is frank about Nigeria’s past failings on piracy, but says recent steps as well as local and international co-operation are helping to quash the problem
Seafarer killed as Russian shells hit icebreaker in Mariupol, says Ukrainian army
The Ukraine-flagged icebreaker Kapitan Belousov, owned by the Mariupol Port Authority, hit by shelling overnight
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