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Colombia and the Netherlands seize five tons of cocaine
In the waters of the Caribbean Sea and in a joint operation between Colombia and the Netherlands, the seizure of…
BIMCO: CORONAVIRUS outbreak comes at one of the worst times for the shipping…
The coronavirus outbreak coincided with the Lunar New Year, which led to nation-wide extensions of the holiday.…
IMO 2020: Impact and benefits of the maritime transport regulation
The latest of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulations, known as IMO 2020, requires reducing…
WMU: Effective Enforcement of IMO 2020 Global Sulphur Cap
The International Maritime Organization’s 2020 Global Sulphur Cap Regulation came into effect as of 1 January 2020,…
Maersk CEO: EU Antitrust Rules Hurt European Companies’ Competitiveness
In an interview with Danish business magazine Finans, Skou explained that EU competition rules need to be…
COLOMBIA: Controversy on the Barranquilla access channel dredging
The gaps in the maritime regulation of Colombia not only affects our interaction with other countries but…
WMU President: Industry Is Not Doing Enough to Empower Women
Henry was one of the prominent participants of the conference on ”Sustainable Marine Development Towards 2030 and…
COLOMBIA: Adjustments to the navigability project of the Magdalena River explained
The navigability project of the Magdalena River will focus on the section where there is greater river navigation,…
COLOMBIA: Fishing quotas and maritime legal weakness
Expert opinion of a lieutenant, oceanographer and WMU Alumni (M.Sc.) on fishing quotas and maritime legal weakness…
Maersk to pilot a battery system to improve power production
A containerized 600 kWh marine battery system will be installed in a trial on board the Maersk Cape Town in…
