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The cabinet secretary-headed core group of secretaries on divestment will, on Monday, take up the issue of preliminary information memorandum

After China, the U.S., the EU and Australia, the next country to be badly hit because of containers (either surplus or

In the maritime industry, communication at sea has lagged far behind the onshore world in terms of connectivity. There is

Two smaller container ships operating feeder routes along China’s Yangtze River collided overnight near Shanghai, causing one of the vessels

It is in the hands of the Chamber of Deputies to assess, change and approve a bill that promises to

The drafting team working on the revision of GENCON 94 has agreed on a new Clause 2 for shipowners’ responsibilities.

Under the MOU, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and SMU will cooperate in two focus areas, namely

The coronavirus pandemic has slowed efforts to make safer the often hazardous job of dismantling old ships in Bangladesh, officials

European Union leaders unblocked this week a 1.8 trillion euro financial package to help the economy recover from the pandemic-induced

Gulf Oil International Ltd, part of the Hinduja group, said it has reached an agreement to acquire the lubricant blending