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Brexit: Euro MPs welcome decline of UK land-bridge
Greek-controlled fleet now 58% of EU fleet
Rotterdam strike averted as dockers' union hails 'best deal in the Netherlands'
Liner shipping: no connection between blank sailings and competition law exemptions, says WSC chief executive John Butler (interview)
EU emissions trading: inclusion of international legs could damage relations with trading partners, warns WSC chief executive John Butler
Greek owners go it alone on emissions trading with call for inclusion of international legs
Icelandic border controls to last until at least mid-April
EU shippers have 'little expectation' of EC intervention in dispute with liner trade
Rotterdam union threatens strike for arrival of Suez box backlog
*updated* Liner shipping told shippers: 'we deserve the profits' at EC meeting
Rumours
- CLIA Europe looking for new head yet again
- Ever Given master contacts union
- EU fuel law could have worldwide effect on suppliers
- Brexit: EU industry increasingly concerned by UK freeport plans
- EU terminals take a pop at 'biased academics'
- Seafaring: little chance of early EU recognition of UK certificates
- Lobbyists jostle for access to emissions trading funds
- *updated* MRV: EU Presidency planning review of Parliament amendments
- Piracy: Dutch Government 'handled vessel ransom payment'
- PR blitz around Antwerp-Zeebrugge merger masks unanswered questions
- See all rumours
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