‘With a heavy heart’: Seafarer rights charity closes due to lack of funding
Human Rights at Sea could not find ways to finance its work
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Europe’s biggest shipbuilder snags first newbuilding deal with AIDA Cruises
Two ships will be delivered in 2030 and 2031 as Italy’s Fincantieri secures new agreement with Carnival Corp
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Russia seeks $1bn in compensation from shipowners for oil spill
Two small tankers broke up during fierce weather in Kerch Strait
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Tariff turmoil could raise marine insurance costs, warns Lloyd’s of London group
Body representing Lloyd’s of London underwriters warned of secondary hit to investments
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Master was lone watchkeeper on boxship before fatal North Sea collision as probe investigates impact of fatigue
Russian charged over death in disaster came on watch less than three hours before fiery accident