From onboard water parks, to rock climbing and bungee trampolines, today’s cruise ships offer no shortage of thrills and spills…
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Its head and flipper can be seen trapped in a tatty blue plastic bag, its skin lacerated, discoloured and bloody….
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At roughly 7am on 2 January 2015, the Bulk Jupiter – a supramax bulk carrier built in 2006 – foundered…
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It is the nightmare scenario that is becoming all the more plausible: with just months to go before the United…
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Despite coming into existence just 80 years ago, Israel is today widely known as one of the world’s “start-up nations”….
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In April 2018, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) announced the world’s first full agreement on tackling climate change in the…
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On 10 June, the MV Aquarius approached the shores of Italy packed with more than 600 migrants and refugees on…
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Maritime shipping is the lifeblood of Africa, with over 90% of the continent’s imports and exports transported by sea. In…
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The Sailors’ Society recently celebrated 200 years of service to seafarers, having been founded in 1818 to help destitute sailors…
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Since the crash in oil prices in 2014, the Nigerian Government has been pushing to diversify its economy. The prolonged…
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