Hackers say they have exposed part of CMA CGM’s customer data via a link to Google Drive and threatened to ‘lay out the entire database’ in a week

New study by Seafarers Hospital Society, Lloyd’s Register Foundation and Yale University identified several areas for improvement when it comes to crew health and wellbeing

International Group of P&I clubs warns of the risks of shipments from the port of Pepel given that stockpiles are left out in the open for long periods of time and may contain hidden moisture

Shipping should regard the human element — at sea and shore — as a resource to be used throughout the industry. That resource needs upskilling; the initiative for that must come from seafarers themselves

Typhoon Chanthu had turned eastwards before making landfall in China’s Zhejiang province. It is now expected to head northeast and approach the coastal area of northern Japan

The closure comes as the two container hubs are already mired in heavy congestion as part of the global supply chain logjam, according to Lloyd’s List Intelligence data

It may be a quick fix for boxship capacity crunch and a quick buck for owners of suitable ships, but loading boxes on bulk carriers should not become standard practice in the long term

Any decision to force boats carrying migrants back across open water in the world's busiest channel has all the hallmarks of a headline-grabbing gimmick born of cynical gesture politics

‘There are important political considerations that must be taken into account when designing and assessing co-operation mechanisms,’ academic says

The MPC believes it has gathered an unparalleled body of expertise that should be drawn on to protect UK maritime professional standards throughout a period of necessary transition

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

Workers remain evacuated from 79 of the 560 manned production platforms in the Gulf of Mexico