James Corden gets choked up in last Late Late Show song
The British comedian hosts the US talk show for last time after more than eight years in the chair.
Day: April 28, 2023
China, Philippine coastguard vessels trade warnings in near collision
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has accused a China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel of carrying out “dangerous manoeuvres” during a recent encounter in the South China Sea.
Ukraine conflict: Sweden fires RBS 23 SAM from Gotland
The Swedish Armed Forces announced on 25 April that they had fired an RBS 23 medium-range surface-to-air missile (SAM) at the Tofta firing range on Gotland the day…
Australian government to buy radar firm CEA Technologies
The Australian government announced on 27 April that it plans to acquire a majority stake in Canberra-based defence radar manufacturer CEA Technologies to secure the…
Shipping caught in the crossfire amid war of words as Ukraine grain deal renewal looms
Shipowners are being kept in suspense as the future critical shipments hangs in the balance
US Lifts Ban on Imports From Major Malaysian Glove Manufacturer
In late 2021, U.S. authorities barred goods manufactured by the company Smart Glove from entering the country due to its alleged use of forced labor.
Whatever happened to all the offshore newbuildings?
Ageing offshore ships will work for longer as fleet renewal remains expensive pipe dream. Owners and analysts say orders are highly unlikely in the current climate
Castor Maritime tanker spin-off Toro snaps up four LPG carriers
US-listed newcomer quick to undertake its first transaction as a newly independent company
Not one kilo available: ESL newbuild drive hinges on future-fuel production
Boss Mikki Koskinen outlines next phase of fleet transformation at Finnish bulker company
Viewpoint: How shipowners can limit their exposure to the US’ shameful piracy
The US criminalisation of seafarers in pollution investigations must be reformed, argue legal eagles Edward MacColl and Marshall Tinkle