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In the second half of 2021 the number of deals relating to China's socioeconomic impact decreased significantly by 25% from the same period in 2020.

Mitsubishi has conducted a christening and launch ceremony for the first of two large LNG-powered ferries that is being constructed for MOL.

Kongsberg Maritime (KM) has received a contract to deliver a complete propulsion and control system package for a new Scandlines ship.

AD Ports marine unit Safeen Group has acquired a RAmparts 2200 - Sanmar ‘SIRAPINAR’ Series ASD Harbour Tug, Semaih, from Sanmar Shipyards.

Confirmed: one seafarer killed in the Black sea as the Bangladeshi Banglar Samriddhi sinks. The Estonian-owned tanker Helt has also sunk.

Havila Capella is the first new ship to sail on the Norwegian coastal route between Bergen to Kirkenes in 18 years.

As the shipping industry switches to sustainable, alternative fuels, hybrid engines and new ship design, Airseas has turned to the power of the wind.

What does the Ukraine-Russia conflict mean for the many multinational companies that have subsidiaries in these countries?

RMC has commenced the construction of the first of two Ro-Pax car and passenger ferries for Australia-based shipping firm Spirit of Tasmania.

Following speculation, shipping giants A.P. Moller-Maersk and MSC both confirm suspension of Russia shipping.