COSCO SHIPPING Piraeus and National Technical University of Athens Sign Cooperation Agreement

​COSCO SHIPPING (Piraeus) Port and the National Technical University of Athens signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation at the port on the 16th, formally establishing a collaborative partnership.

This Ship Sold for Just $1?

The Irish Revenue Commissioners have recently reported that the cargo vessel Matthew, seized in connection with international drug trafficking, has been transferred for a symbolic consideration of US$1 to an international shipping company after a prolonged period under detention.

Hapag-Lloyd Sues NYK and Two Other Companies, Seeking $2.2 Million in Damages

Hapag-Lloyd Sues NYK and Two Other Companies, Seeking $2.2 Million in Damages

Hunger Strike Erupts in Chittagong to Oppose Terminal Privatisation

​The Chittagong Port Protection Committee staged a five-hour symbolic hunger strike at the Chittagong Press Club on the 18th, demanding that the Government of Bangladesh immediately halt lease negotiations concerning the New Mooring Container Terminal and the Chittagong Container Terminal.

Listed Shipowner Accelerates Liquidation, Sells 51 Bulk Carriers for $840 Million

​Taylor Maritime is rapidly advancing its liquidation process, with its fleet having shrunk from a peak of over 50 vessels to just five remaining ships.

China's First Domestically Built Submarine Cable Installation Vessel Enters Service

China's First Domestically Built Submarine Cable Installation Vessel Enters Service

Greek Shipping Giants Flock to This Sector! Hengli Heavy Industry Secures Another Major Order

​Three major Greek shipowners have recently joined the rush to order Very Large Ammonia Carriers, placing orders for a total of eight newbuildings at Hengli Heavy Industry.