Elon Musk’s Starlink has entered the shipping market at a pace that took everyone by surprise, but the question now is whether other providers can keep pace

Cardiff University sociology department conducts a lifestyle survey of 2,200 seafarers

Four crew remain missing from the Singapore-flagged Wan Hai 503, as efforts to contain blazes on board continue 

Russian master of boxship pleaded not guilty at hearing on Monday

UK shipowner Zodiac Maritime has confirmed fire started within a deck loaded with electric vehicles

The Eugenides Foundation has a road map for reforming maritime education in Greece, but attracting and retaining a new generation of seafarers is a multi-layered challenge

Founder of Human Rights at Sea said his organisation had funding cut if what it found didn’t suit its donors 

A lack of resources has been cited as a reason for flag states not standing up to their responsibilities, but others dispute this, given some are run from countries with developed economies

The 8,500 teu Maersk Sana was on passage from Port Newark to Singapore in April when it was disabled by an engine room fire, 254 nautical miles east of Bermuda

Lloyd’s List reporter Joshua Minchin reflects on a disappointing set of results from the IMO/Wista survey of women in maritime and asks whether shipping is at a crossroads when it comes to female representation in the industry

For all of the back-patting the industry has done, the numbers make it quite clear that women are still not taken seriously in shipping

The green shipping arena is far more diverse than other parts of the industry, but there is still a way to go