Maritime employers and union form pact to support seafarers
Industrial relations adversaries put their differences aside in unlikely alliance
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Regulation
UAE and Saudi Arabia agree to recognise competency of each others’ seafarers
Agreement eases process for seafarers trained and certified in each country to be employed on ships flying the flag of the other
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California pushes for further reduction of in-port ship emissions
Pacific Environment wants California Air Resources Board to require zero emissions by 2040
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Special report: The Russian oil ban and what it means for shipping
In a series of articles, Paul Peachey looks at the implications of Europe’s ban on seaborne Russian oil for tankers and the shipping markets. Read all the articles by clicking the links below.
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Global shipping groups see EU emissions deal as ‘OK’ compromise amid hope for IMO action
ICS wants global regulation while Bimco hopes EU will adapt to IMO. World Shipping Council calls for focus on life-cycle footprint of fuels
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