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Liverpool dockers ponder ballot on industrial action
Merseyside dismissal dispute could disrupt major carriers’ services
- Liverpool eyes boxship opportunities
- Liverpool repays government grant
- Striking Hong Kong dockers win public relations war
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UK coastguards detained four ships last month
Port state control finds numerous deficiencies
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Experts call for greater flexibility on container weight verification
Multimodal panel agrees enforcement is the only way to ensure accuracy
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Insurers welcome Arctic guidelines
Iumi hopes it has laid the foundations for a mandatory Polar Code
Pondering the Polar Code
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Dangerous boxship cargoes present a rising threat
Danger worsens as transport of hazardous and noxious materials increases
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Safety first for mariners
While the Bristow contract creates welcome jobs, it is hoped the excellent level of service will be maintained
Costa Concordia: one year on
Exclusive insight into the impact of the casualty. View our timeline here
Last Word
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Getting professional
Lloyd’s hosts International Association of Marine... -
Waverider
NYK alert system tackles The Big One -
High achievers
Crowley crew rescue man from rough sea off Tampa,...
Commentary
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Piling on the pounds
Carriers must get tough with their customers to stamp... -
Casualty reporting
Lack of international repercussions means lagging... -
Positive vetting
Safety and quality will suffer if relations deteriorate...
Europe
Running out of icebreakers
Although the global icebreaker fleet is nearly 40 years old, the commercial ice-class fleet is growing
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Market Data
830 (-6) Baltic Dry Index
Analysis
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Running out of icebreakers
Although the global icebreaker fleet is nearly 40 years... -
Working full-steam ahead to finish Polar Code by 2014
A growing number of countries and non-governmental... -
Experts demand Arctic infrastructure audit
Uncontrolled growth could be disastrous for fragile... -
Global Ice-class fleet
An exclusive look at growth and pinch-points
Shipping's 100 Most Influential People
Click here to see who shipping's most powerful people are
Exclusive: Advances in Maritime Safety
How the Titanic disaster changed safety at sea. Click here for more
Special Reports
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Nordic and Baltic focus: Norway
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Nordic and Baltic focus: Sweden
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Middle East Focus: Qatar
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Quality crewing and shipmanagement
Players strive to improve quality but this can counter...
