Greek shipping magnate proposes allowing sanctioned vessels to be scrapped within a specific timeframe to address environmental risks

Evangelos Marinakis: As an industry, we need to urge the US administration and Europe to immediately grant permission for sanctioned vessels to be scrapped

First-of-its-kind handbook serves as a guide for design safety for civilian nuclear ships

Global shipping in 2025 sees Greece at the forefront, but UNCTAD warns the sector must confront rising costs, climate goals, and chronic disruptions

Grave concern about the IMO NZF as currently defined – fundamental amendments required before adoption

Based in the heart of Piraeus, Seaven continues its journey toward the 'seven seas of the world,' as its name suggests

The central theme "#Future-Proof" and the emphasis on sustainability aimed at lower CO2 emissions highlighted the environmental challenges facing the maritime industry

A special mention of the Alafouzos family is made in a Wall Street Article (WSJ) article on shipping companies that transport crude oil from Russian ports despite sanctions

Maritime leaders urge EU to lead on methane abatement in shipping

The cargo ship was not loaded properly, which led to it rolling on its side and cargo being submerged in water.

The crude oil-laden tanker Sounion was hit by Houthi rebel drones and missiles late last month. Crew safe

This strategic shift has diminished Piraeus's standing as a prominent Mediterranean port and a key transshipment hub post-Suez Canal.

One drone was downed, while the rest were repelled from a maritime region in the Gulf of Aden

Dutch authorities accused Karageorgis of fraud and fraudulent bankruptcy. In the Dutch judicial system, the charges cannot be converted into monetary fines in lieu of prison time, meaning Karageorgis will have to serve out his sentence.

The renowned US-based Massachusetts Maritime Academy conferred the degree of Doctor of Business Administration to Evangelos Marinakis

During Marine Money Week in New York, Evangelos Marinakis talked about shipping, protecting the environment and passion for football

The attack took place last week in the Gulf of Aden and involved the Greek-owned Liberian-flagged cargo ship 'Tutor'