Opinion – Maritime Bulletin

Covid is least deadly disease in known history of merchant shipping

Manager of bulk carrier TERTNES, CSL Europe (a division of Canada’s CSL Group), said in […]

International maritime organizations keep pushing the campaign for a worldwide seamen vaccination program, latest in […]

I regularly write about the excessive optimism in economical predictions and forecasts, based on purely […]

“… Taken as a whole, the container market is doing well and President Biden’s win […]

Thank God mystery of latest major containers losses is solved. There’s no mystery, it’s all […]

Not many people know about Poseidon Principles, what do they imply, and what’s all about, […]

Well, here we go – nobody is untouchable in our resetted Reality and New Normal, […]

Crews must be among the first in line to be jabbed with vaccine, worldwide, said […]

Shipping industry isn’t restricted to ships, ports, shipowners, seamen and dockers, only, of course. Its’ […]

The fate of private entrepreneurship in shipping is now more insecure and dismal, than ever, […]

There are several reasons to reconsider signing on the ship, presently, with each of these […]

Let’s assume, that all the world shipping, all ships, will become absolutely “clean”, with zero-emission, […]

During recent ‘Leaders in Shipmanagement’ webinar discussions, some issues of which I already analyzed (scathed, […]

I. GULF LIVESTOCK 1 tragedy is force majeure case. Understandably, the tragedy of GULF LIVESTOCK […]

With my main work being monitoring and analyzing maritime accidents, I noticed a new trend […]

The Poll was launched by industry outlet, with the purpose of figuring out the prevailing […]