UK launches seafarers’ welfare charter in response to P&O Ferries sacking row
Unions insist measures to protect wage and welfare rights must now be made mandatory
Regulation
Podcast: Estimating the impact and the cost of the EU’s upcoming emissions rules
Audio edition of Green Seas digs into the Emissions Trading System and FuelEU Maritime
Lawmakers rebuke MarAd’s for ‘unsatisfactory’ responsiveness amid proposed funding cuts
Republican-led committee aims to take MarAd headquarters funding down to 2022 levels
Lawmakers rebuke MARAD for ‘unsatisfactory’ lack of responsiveness and propose funding cuts
Republican-led committee aims to take MARAD headquarters funding down to 2022 levels
A matter of time: Cruise aims to change IMO’s ‘inappropriate’ carbon intensity equation
Green Seas newsletter explores proposal aimed at adjusting how global regulation is applied to the unique business of providing the ‘complete vacation experience’
Arsenio Dominguez: I’m not afraid of change at the IMO
Newly elected secretary-general pledges to make IMO more transparent follows criticisms of the ‘cosy’ shipping club in London
U.S. Cyber Trust Mark labeling program raises the bar for smart devices’ cybersecurity
The Biden-Harris Administration has announced a cybersecurity certification and labeling program to help Americans more easily choose smart devices that are safer and less vulnerable to cyberattacks. The new “U.S. Cyber Trust Mark” program proposed by …
Using AI/ML to optimize your tech stack and enhance business efficiency
In this Help Net Security interview, Arthur Hu, SVP, Global CIO and Services & Solutions Group CTO at Lenovo, discusses how AI/ML is optimizing tech stacks, the hurdles anticipated in its integration, the role of AI in enterprise resilience and ag…
How will the UN’s plan to regulate the high seas impact maritime industries?
World Ocean Council chief executive urges shipping and other ocean industries to get engaged
Panama’s Arsenio Dominguez named as new IMO chief
Arsenio Dominguez beat competition from five other candidates, including three women, to become secretary-general