Plenty of US mariners to go around even as wholesale changes still necessary, MARAD chief says
‘If you do not build the system, you will live inside someone else’s system,’ maritime administrator Stephen Carmel says
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Red Sea Tensions Reshape Alliances, US to Lift Eritrea Sanctions
The United States is set to remove sanctions against Eritrea, according to an internal U.S. government document seen by Reuters, a decision analysts linked to the African state’s strategic location on the Red Sea shipping route.The U.S. move is aimed a…
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US Claims Iran Ceasefire, UAE Under Attack
The United Arab Emirates said it was under attack from Iranian missiles and drones on Tuesday, even as Washington said a shaky ceasefire was intact despite an exchange of fire the previous day as U.S. forces attempted to force open the Strait of Hormuz…
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US, Bahrain Support UN-Backed Resolution for Strait of Hormuz
U.N. Security Council members will begin talks on Tuesday on a U.S.- and Bahrain‑backed draft resolution that could lead to sanctions against Iran, and potentially authorise force, if Tehran fails to halt attacks and threats to commercial shipping in t…
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Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Likely From Human to Human Transmission
The World Health Organization said on Tuesday that it suspects some rare human to human transmission of the deadly hantavirus took place between very close contacts on board a luxury cruise ship hit by seven confirmed or suspected cases.Human to human …
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