UK regulator ditches name-and-shame plan for badly behaved workers
Move follows fierce opposition from insurance sector over unfair reputational damage
Regulation
Shipping on tenterhooks after draft Trump order proposes to pile more fees on shipping
Proposed Make Shipbuilding Great Again order would apply Harbor Maintenance Tax to imports via Mexico and Canada, among other measures
Industry on tenterhooks after draft US order proposes to pile more fees on shipping
Proposed Make Shipbuilding Great Again order would apply Harbor Maintenance Tax to imports via Mexico and Canada, among other measures
Greek shipowners warn Brussels over going solo in green drive
Europe’s new industrial policy heading in the right direction but maritime solutions must be global, says UGS
Norwegian shipowners and government sign declaration for gender equality
Organization will continue to lead the way, president Harald Fotland says
Lloyd’s Register to use AI to speed up nuclear regulation development
Class society teams up with Microsoft to trawl through complex regulatory landscape
Tiny Pacific volcanic island only inhabited by seabirds emerges with ship register
France and Netherlands warn of new fraudulent registries as states prepare to act against false-flagging
Trump officials’ jobs axe turns on NOAA, raising claim that it ‘threatens maritime commerce’
Commerce secretary Howard Lutnick previously cited National Weather Service for efficiency
Understanding the AI Act and its compliance challenges
In this Help Net Security interview, David Dumont, Partner at Hunton Andrews Kurth, discusses the implications of the EU AI Act and how organizations can leverage existing GDPR frameworks while addressing new obligations such as conformity assessments …
Trump threatens to hit China with another 10% in tariffs as trade threats pile on
Move comes after president threatens 25% duty on EU and ending pause on Mexico and Canada measures