Flag states urged to back compensation scheme for ‘horrible, nasty stuff’ spills
New fund could pay out for spills of some 2,000 hazardous cargoes regularly transported by shipping
Regulation
From niche to global game-changer: Nuclear-powered shipping to go mainstream as regulators clear the way
Nuclear will no longer be a niche concept by the end of 2026, says Core Power boss
Trump’s Plan B: US can ‘recreate’ tariffs if Supreme Court shoots them down, official says
Treasury secretary says other tariff authorities will allow similar duties
IMO Assembly agrees on plan to help member states follow its rules
Plan aims to tackle compliance gap in small islands and least-developed nations
Profit v ethics: How Fredriksen companies handle Russia sanctions
Support from management is key, Fredriksen’s head of compliance says
Russia fails in bid to return to IMO top table
Country comes last in vote for executive body for second time in two years
Green shipping corridor drive shows little progress, says Getting to Zero report
Global Maritime Forum report highlights a growing number of corridor projects but a lack of tangible results
How an AI meltdown could reset enterprise expectations
In this Help Net Security interview, Graham McMillan, CTO at Redgate Software, discusses AI, security, and the future of enterprise oversight. He explains why past incidents haven’t pushed the industry to mature. McMillan also outlines the structural s…
Greek shipowner and UAE charterer blacklisted as Trump’s Iran sanctions reach 170 ships
Six tankers and four LPG carriers added to blacklist
Sanctioned tankers using fake documents have flag stripped by Gambia
Maritime administration says it has deregistered 72 ships