IMO has recognised ships that help rescue migrants as it laments ‘humanitarian tragedy’ of lives lost at sea

Master of a tanker struck by a Houthi missile in January has urged shipowners and operators not to risk crew safety by sending ships through the Red Sea

SpaceX’s flat pricing model for speeds that would be considered superfast on land has seen it dominate the market in a very short space of time 

Spectacular move into shuttle tankers puts financial clout and vision of the major shipowner on display

Rouch has replaced the Reverend Andrew Wright as head of the Mission to Seafarers, the shipping charity offering welfare and support to crew globally

2025 will bring new challenges for Platten, who started his career at the Royal Fleet Auxiliary

A recognition of the urgency of meeting the demands of decarbonisation and digitalisation within the industry and the latter’s seeming inertia in dealing with them, has led Columbia Shipmanagement in certain key directions 

Led by Cotton, the ITF makes sure abandoned seafarers find their way home when owners don’t live up to their legal obligations

Based in Haikou, the new training company is poised to benefit from Hainan’s forthcoming free trade port policy

The Isle of Man-flagged vessel manoeuvred astern using its own engines when berthing at Puerto Ventanas, Chile, in contravention of port procedures

On board attention and first aid for mental health should be provided

The former deputy prime minister played a key role in introducing the UK’s tonnage tax system. Often pugnacious, he was able to bring industry and unions together to reverse the decline of UK shipping