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U.S. to Review AUKUS as Part of Trump’s ‘America First’ Agenda

AUKUS · United States

U.S. to Review AUKUS as Part of Trump’s ‘America First’ Agenda

36% Right coverage: 115 sources

The decision to review the partnership is likely to raise eyebrows among U.S. allies and partners, but was downplayed by Canberra.See the Story

Iran Launches Around 100 Drones Toward Israel in Retaliation for Strikes on Nuclear Sites, IDF Says

Iran Politics · Iran

Iran Launches Around 100 Drones Toward Israel in Retaliation for Strikes on Nuclear Sites, IDF Says

61% Center coverage: 89 sources

Israel's military said Iran launched about 100 drones toward Israel on Friday and that it was making an effort to shoot them down. The attack comes after Israel carried out strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, which it claims killed Revolutionary Guard chief Hossein Salami, army chief of staff Mohammad Bagheri and other top military officials, as well as a reported six nuclear scientists.See the Story

Taiwan jails China captain for undersea cable sabotage

China Politics · Taiwan

Taiwan jails China captain for undersea cable sabotage

Coverage: 18 sources

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NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

NOAA Firings, Cuts Will Reduce Services Used to Manage Alaska Fisheries, Officials Say

Indian authorities attempt to tow container ship on fire with dangerous cargo off southern coast

43% Center coverage: 16 sources

Firefighters · India See the Story

Finnish Police Finish Investigation Recommending Charges for Eagle S Tanker

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

Investigators working for Finland’s national police announced they have completed their criminal investigation into the damage to the subsea cables....Europe · Finland See the Story

Shipping Not Immediately Impacted as World Watches Israel-Iran Conflict

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

The global shipping industry is holding its breath anxiously watching the emerging conflict between Israel and Iran as is the world. Analysts are scrambling to predict the potential impact on shipping while security services are issuing cautions and some nations are already issuing advice to shipping. As would be expected, the price of oil jumped dramatically on world markets after the news that Israel had struck and killed leadership within Ira…Sanctions · Iran See the Story

'OceanCare’: Emotional and Mental Assistance for MOL Seafarers Worldwide

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

[By: The Mission to Seafarers] Last month, The Mission to Seafarers was proud to launch OceanCare, a new global welfare initiative developed in partnership with Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) to support the wellbeing of MOL’s seafarers working in some of the world’s most challenging environments. This first-of-its-kind initiative provides a confidential listening and support service led by trained welfare professionals for MOL’s seafarers. Ocea…Read Article

Stricken Laker Self-Unloads its Cargo Onto Another Ship

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The laker that grounded downriver of the Soo Locks last weekend is now transferring its bulk cargo onto another vessel in the operator's fleet, according to local media - demonstrating the less-used ship-to-ship transfer capability of a classic self-unloading laker. At about 1550 hours on June 8, the laker Hon. James L. Oberstar experienced unusual vibration after making the turn at Johnson's Point on the St. Mary's River. The crew notified the …Michigan · Michigan Read Article

It’s Time for Shipping to Properly Regulate Plastic Pollution

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In the vast expanses of the world's oceans, a silent yet pervasive threat is taking shape: nurdles. These tiny, pre-production plastic pellets, me...Spain · Spain Read Article

Everllence and Plastic Fischer Partner in Fight Against Plastic Waste

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

[By: Everllence] Everllence has signed a three-year sponsorship agreement with social enterprise, Plastic Fischer. As part of the partnership, rivers near Everllence locations in India will be cleared of plastic waste. This support will enable Plastic Fischer to collect and recycle between 450 and 500 tons of plastic over the next three years. To this end, a total of seven floating barriers will be installed in Vadodara and Bangalore to capture…Mumbai · Mumbai Read Article

NTSB: Aging Vessel Lost Due to Lack of Fundamental Watertight Integrity

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The National Transportation Safety Board is pointing out some of the fundamentals of vessel operations along with the dangers of aging vessels in its latest report. The report shows that an 80-year-old Navy surplus vessel being used to support Alaska’s fishing industry was lost due to flooding possibly caused by maintenance issues and the captain and mate’s decision to leave watertight doors open while they were underway. The vessel named Cape D…Floods · Kodiak See the Story

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