Russian crude squeeze continues as Germany open to ban and Sakhalin curtailed
For now, Moscow’s oil keeps flowing before sanctions start to bite
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Shipowner slaps MSC with lawsuit in pursuit of $200m payment over Flaminia blast
Case seeks a judgment confirming series of arbitration awards against liner giant
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New MSC Flaminia litigation offers window into secret London fight over explosion
Panel found MSC violated charter by not informing shipowner of cargo’s hazards
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As crew change problems fade, seafarer welfare must not lose the spotlight
There’s a long list of challenges facing seafarers, and that’s a problem that shipping can’t ignore
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Green Seas: This charterer thinks it’s ‘logical’ for charterers to pay for carbon
This week’s newsletter talks to Jan Dieleman, the Cargill shipping executive who has just become chairman of the non-profit at the forefront of the decarbonisation debate.
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