Denmark’s A.P. Moller-Maersk, the world’s top container shipping firm, said on Wednesday it would stop accepting solid waste shipments bound for China and Hong Kong from September.”We sent out a customer advisory on July 20th, telling customers…
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The eastern Mediterranean region where a Turkish ship will carry out a seismic survey is part of Turkey’s continental shelf, Ankara said on Wednesday, rejecting Greece’s accusation that the ship is encroaching on its own shelf.Long-standing…
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