The security situation in the Strait of Hormuz has deteriorated further after two tankers managed by Greek shipping company Dynacom Tankers were struck by projectiles while transiting near the coast of Oman, highlighting the growing risks faced by commercial shipping amid escalating military tensions between the United States and Iran. […]
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Chapter 2.4.2 Where defects existed to the vessel’s structure, machinery or equipment, had the vessel operator notified class, flag and/or the authorities in the port of arrival, as appropriate to the circumstances, and had short term certificates, waivers, exemptions and/or permissions to proceed the voyage been issued where necessary? Applies […]
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MU Weekly Free E-Magazine – VOYAGE 13 is Out Now Stay up to date with the latest maritime news, safety updates, regulatory developments, industry trends, and practical insights for seafarers and maritime professionals. Read the PDF below to explore this week’s edition and stay informed about the key developments shaping […]
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Join the Daily S2S Global Seafarer Job Newsletter Stay updated with the latest shipboard and shore-based vacancies from shipping companies, ship managers, manning agencies, and maritime recruiters worldwide. Whether you are looking for your next contract at sea or planning a move ashore, our daily newsletter helps you stay informed […]
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India has issued a strong advisory to shipping companies, urging them to temporarily stop deploying Indian seafarers on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz until further notice as security conditions in the region continue to deteriorate. The Directorate General of Maritime Administration (DGMA) released the advisory following recent attacks on […]
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Understanding how air behaves as it rises and sinks is one of the foundations of meteorology. These simple atmospheric processes determine cloud formation, rainfall, fog, thunderstorms, visibility, and overall weather conditions that mariners encounter at sea. A clear understanding of adiabatic processes also helps officers interpret weather charts and make […]
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Join the Daily S2S Global Seafarer Job Newsletter Stay updated with the latest shipboard and shore-based vacancies from shipping companies, ship managers, manning agencies, and maritime recruiters worldwide. Whether you are looking for your next contract at sea or planning a move ashore, our daily newsletter helps you stay informed […]
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Ukraine has claimed that its armed forces have damaged 116 Russian-linked vessels in the Sea of Azov during a nine-day military campaign, marking what could be one of the largest coordinated attacks on maritime logistics since the conflict began. While the claims have not been independently verified, the operation highlights […]
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The security crisis in the Strait of Hormuz has deepened after three additional commercial tankers were attacked within 24 hours, marking another major escalation in the ongoing confrontation between Iran and the United States. The latest incidents occurred as U.S. forces launched a fresh wave of coordinated military strikes against […]
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A tragic onboard accident that claimed the life of a Chief Officer on a bulk carrier has once again highlighted the potentially fatal consequences of bypassing established shipboard safety procedures. The Transport Safety Investigation Bureau of Singapore (TSIB) has released its official investigation report into the incident, providing important findings […]
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