Singapore denies ITF claims it contravened Maritime Labour Convention
City-state defends its role in case involving 13 seafarers stranded by arrest of livestock carrier
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Who will win the race to lead IMO?
Three of the leading candidates to be IMO secretary-general talk to TW+ about their values and vision for the UN’s specialised shipping agency
Who will win the race to replace IMO’s Kitack Lim?
Three of the leading candidates to be IMO secretary-general talk to TW+ about their values and vision for the UN’s specialised shipping agency
Will the IMO make history by electing its first woman secretary general?
Three of the leading candidates to be IMO secretary-general talk to TW+ about their values and vision for the UN’s specialised shipping agency
‘Unprecedented challenge’: Shipping braces for an ESG disclosure tsunami
Regulations requiring sustainability disclosures are piling up, and a sweeping mandate from the EU looming large ‘just changes the whole game’
Green Seas: Shipping welcomes EU emissions trading approval’s ‘strong signal of certainty’
TradeWinds’ weekly environment newsletter explores reactions to the European Parliament’s decision to require maritime to buy carbon credits, starting in 2024
European Parliament votes to include shipping in EU emissions trading
Industry now ready to be rolled into Emissions Trading System in 2024
Pre-pandemic techniques are fueling record fraud rates
Within the largest financial institutions, insurers, and retailers, the rise and adoption of AI, an impending recession, and the return of pre-pandemic fraud techniques are driving record rates of fraud attacks for consumers and enterprises alike, acco…
IMO under pressure as G7 commits to zero shipping emissions by 2050
Member countries aim to establish 14 green shipping corridors by middle of this decade
‘A blinking red light’: US grapples with mariner ‘shortage’ as military readiness questions loom large
Maritime administrator raises doubts about ability to crew Ready Reserve ships amid seafarer shortage