16 JULY 2026 SHIP & SHORE JOBS

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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Cartel Cocaine Smuggling Plot Foiled Aboard Oil Tanker; Seafarer Admits Role in 200 kg Drug Operation

A major international drug smuggling operation targeting North American waters has been disrupted after a Philippine seafarer pleaded guilty to concealing nearly 200 kilograms of cocaine aboard an oil tanker as part of a sophisticated trafficking network linked to a Mexican drug cartel. The able-bodied seaman admitted his involvement before […]

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PSC FOCUS Wk-22 – The 7 Pillars of PSC Excellence

Safer Ships, Smarter Compliance: Port State Control (PSC) inspections verify that ships comply with international regulations and are operated safely, securely, and responsibly. Successful PSC performance is rarely the result of luck—it comes from strong safety culture, disciplined operations, competent crews, and proactive shore support. The Seven Pillars of PSC […]

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15 JULY 2026 SHIP & SHORE JOBS

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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UK Expands Emissions Trading Scheme to Shipping from 1 July 2026

The United Kingdom has officially extended its Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS) to the maritime sector, introducing new carbon compliance requirements for qualifying vessels operating on domestic UK voyages. Effective 1 July 2026, shipowners and charterers must comply with mandatory emissions monitoring, reporting and carbon allowance obligations, marking another significant […]

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Six Seafarers Still Stranded as ITF Exposes Alleged Crew Abandonment and Wage Violations Aboard Lady Mina

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) has raised serious concerns over the continued abandonment of six seafarers aboard the general cargo vessel Lady Mina (IMO 880113), which remains detained at the Port of Las Palmas, Spain, following the discovery of multiple alleged violations of international maritime regulations. According to the […]

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