News
Calls grow for new EU maritime policy in face of growing Asian competition
Spain waited a month before asking EMSA for satellite images of pellet spill
ICS plugs its CO2 levy ahead of key IMO meeting with EU alignment still the big unknown
Red Sea crisis begins to bite: car-carriers in the frontline; seafarers win right to refuse passage; surcharges up to Euro 1,000 per teu
Taiwan Strait tension now at forefront of owners' risk calculations
Germany, Netherlands plead for rebirth of EU shipyard, marine equipment industry
Panama stuck on EU tax blacklist
Red Sea frigates will have mandate to shoot, EC says
Emissions trading: Hoping for EU alignment, World Shipping Council pitches 'green balance mechanism'
ETS 'attribution list' has no consequence for legal obligations
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Rumours
- EU Presidency re-floats bunker taxation proposal
- Red Sea crisis: EC brushes off complaints of ballooning carbon offset costs
- IMO in a race to act as rumours of more regional GHG schemes circulate
- No end in sight for 'mythical' Greek tonnage tax probe
- Red Sea crisis: will EU response be enough?
- Flag state reform: little expectation of Unclos 'genuine link' revision as negotiators head for trilogues
- Taiwan Strait tension unnerves EU owners with newbuild orders
- Ukrainian seafarers fret as Kyiv clamps down on certificate renewals
- Russia sanctions: Greek Government unlikely to act against 'untouchable' tycoons and Laconian Gulf STS transfers
- Will EU and UK maritime emissions schemes be compatible?
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