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Force majeure declarations at Richard’s Bay in South Africa and Vanino in Russia come at a time of surging coal demand amid an energy shortage

Shipping has seen much digital collaboration over the past 18 months, with this alliance being among the most significant. The aim is to achieve decarbonisation through digital solutions and transparency

IMB reported 97 piracy and armed robbery incidents in the nine months to September, the lowest number of any year since 1994. Weather has been bad and more warships are plying the Gulf of Guinea

Maersk has suspended five crew and amid allegations a US Merchant Marine Academy cadet was raped on a containership in 2019

Seafarer mental health has slipped off the radar as lockdowns are lifted around the world and business charts a new normal. However, calls to a support line have increased rather than decreased

A psychotherapist working with seafarers fears they will be put back in their box when the chaos settles. This could be disastrous for shipping, because bad leadership is closely linked to poor vessel performance

The project will help shipowners to conveniently and responsibly recycle their marine assets in a safe and environmentally sound manner while ensuring that green ship recycling practices are followed

‘We’re fairly certain that there was one at least initiating incident that occurred several months to a year ago of an anchor-drag situation. We’re confident now that it was a large vessel,’ says US coast guard

The 2020 Bulkers vessel has been in Zhoushan port following the collision, according to Lloyd's List Intelligence data

French authorities have found more than a tonne of cocaine stashed in the hold of a German-owned bulk carrier. Reports estimate the value of the drugs at about $92m