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Bridge could easily have been unaware of small inflatable in its path, says expert

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Four suspected pirates killed in incident off Nigeria involving Danish military vessel. Industry groups say the incident shows the need for armed forces in the Gulf of Guinea

The six major class societies dominate in terms of tonnage and number of vessels; they have a breadth and depth of expertise, but each has developed its specialist areas

Company says cybersecurity procedures were immediately activated and ‘further investigations and corrective measures’ are in progress

‘Our clients had $800,000 exposure… So not taking 50% has cost them [CMA CGM] probably a couple of million dollars, easily,’ says Clyde & Co’s Jai Sharma

The International Maritime Organization, knocked from the top spot this year, faces fundamental questions over its fitness to grapple with problems as thorny as decarbonisation

Having worked tirelessly as WMU president to advance the role of women in maritime and ocean professions, Cleopatra Doumbia-Henry has inspired graduates from more than 100 countries

With Vitol being one of some 300 firms supporting the Neptune Declaration, Kit Kernon said: 'All of us have a duty of care to seafarers. Their wellbeing is essential to safe and efficient operations'