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Bridget Diakun

Data Analyst

London

Bridget Diakun is a Lloyd’s List data analyst based in London. She was previously a data reporter at Law Business Research where she analysed patent and trademark data to deliver strategic pieces. Bridget loves all things numbers and applies her data skills to provide unique insight into the maritime industry.

She graduated with a degree in international relations from the University of Western Ontario in 2017. Bridget moved to the UK that same year in pursuit of a career in journalism.

Latest From Bridget Diakun

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Caspian fleet grows to accommodate Russia’s growing North-South transport corridor trade

Over 50 more general cargoships, most Russia-flagged, were trading in the Caspian during the summer months

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Türkiye, Romania and Bulgaria working to counter Black Sea mine threat

Five merchant vessels have been damaged by a sea mine or been in the vicinity at the time of an explosion since October

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Shipmanager refutes claims of ‘terrible’ conditions on Ukraine trading vessel

The vessel is a regular trader along the Danube calling at Ukraine’s smaller river ports

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