USA: WRRDA Legislation Passed by Congress
The House of Representatives approved a bipartisan water resources reform legislation by an overwhelming majority ...
read more →Harwich-Esbjerg Ferry Route to Close in September
The historic passenger ferry route between Harwich and Esbjerg of DFDS Seaways, northern Europe’s largest ...
read more →EU Ports Policy Review: No Convincing Case for New ...
The European Commission held on Friday a public hearing for port stakeholder organisations and Member State ...
read more →Danish Parliament Amends Maritime Legislation
On 24 May 2012, the Danish Parliament unanimously adopted an act the purpose of which is to clarify the new ...
read more →AMP Praises Approval of Legislation Directing Use of ...
The American Maritime Partnership, on May 23, praised the Senate Appropriations Committee for approving legislation ...
read more →Australia: GLHI’s Propulsion Solution for Impending ...
Some two weeks since Gamma Light & Heavy Industries Ltd released information about their TGPS propulsion system ...
read more →Cyprus Prepares Legislation to Allow Armed Guards on ...
Cyprus is preparing legislation that will allow armed guards to board merchant ships to protect the crew, vessel ...
read more →Australia: VCG Announces New Legislation for Second ...
The Victorian Coalition Government recently announced new legislation to establish an independent Port of ...
read more →South African entrepreneurs to invest in Angolan ...
Entrepreneurs from Kwazulu-Natal plan to invest this year in the Angolan fishing sector in Baia Farta municipality, ...
read more →Privy council rules on fish row
Jersey has won the long-running court case against Guernsey’s fishing policy. The argument hinged on a ...
read more →Sunseeker’s new flagship launched
Here are some images of the new Sunseeker 37m, owned by former F1 driver Eddie Irvine and soon to be set up for charter.
read more →Twelve of 14 from sunken vessel rescued in Sea of Okhotsk
The operation to rescue the crew from the sunken schooner near Kunashir Island in the Sea of Okhotsk has ended. ...
read more →Work is stable, for now, at area
At a time of year when work can dry up, South Hampton Roads
read more →Nigerian militants will resume attacks shortly
Nigerian militants who have waged a month-long campaign of sabotage and kidnapping against the oil industry said on ...
read more →Shanghai moves 18 million TEUs in 2005
SHANGHAI port handled 18.08 million TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) last year, retaining its place in the ...
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