Women in the Maritime Industry

Nevertheless, women have much to contribute to the field. Young women are frequently bringing new insights to the maritime business, claims Swedish shipping expert Lena Göthberg. They are interested in advancements such as 3D printing, connectivity, autonomous ships, and other technologies. These are topics that precisely align with the fourth industrial revolution, which is transforming…

Sea Mine Threat in The Black Sea

This morning on March 28, Turkish security forces neutralized a naval mine off Igneada, near the border with Bulgaria. Following the incident, Turkish fishing vessels have been prohibited from operating in the Black Sea until further notice. The sightings of further mines are possible in the coming weeks, resulting in localized disruptions to shipping. The…

Will 2022 Rates Offer Some Relief for Tanker Owners?

Is 2022 smoother than 2021? The quickest answer is ‘no’. Following the tumultuous year of 2021, the new year could have remediated the issues yet recent developments and ongoing war only worsened the scenario in dire straits. Let’s get into details in regard to freight rates.  The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Report…

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Sail To The Equality: Females Who Tack Against The Wind

What is worth fighting for? For recognition, rights, freedom or equality. Women’s rights are a mixture of all. March 8 International Women’s Day is simultaneously a homage and awareness of the heroes of this long-standing struggle. Hereby, we want to introduce some of the important figures that changed maritime history historically dominated by men. This…