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Boat-Boarding Droid Stops Pirates
Tuesday, 03.May.2011, 23:04
While the image of a small robotic ‘pirate’ scaling the side of a ship may seem absurd, the people at ReconRobotics thought it might be the perfect way to thwart real pirates.
Specialised ship lubricants 'needed' for slow steaming, green laws
Monday, 02.May.2011, 01:52
SLOW steaming requires specific performance lubricants, while cleaner fuels require specific detergents and lower basicity lubricants, says the Hamburg company Lubmarine that provides them.
Ancient treasure ship found off Dominican coast
Sunday, 01.May.2011, 10:59
The oldest known shipwreck has been located off the coast of the Dominican Republic, when divers of Utah based  Deep Blue Marine uncovered gold coins, jade statues, and ancient Mayan jewelry, myfoxdc.com reports.
2,000-year-old ship found near Rome
Sunday, 01.May.2011, 01:03
The remains of a 2,000-year-old wooden ship, dating back to the Roman Empire, have been found near Rome's ancient port of Ostia. The ship's discovery, made during work at the site of a new road, has been hailed as an important one by archaeologists.
Iranian navy saves cargo ship from pirates
Sunday, 01.May.2011, 00:55
Iranian navy which managed to thwart the plot through a meticulous and vigilant action saved "Zarsan" cargo ship in 30 miles off the southern coast of Karachi in Pakistan.
Climate Change and the Impact of Shipping
Wednesday, 27.Apr.2011, 00:43
According to conventional studies, shipping accounts for 2.7 per cent of global greenhouse emissions or a maximum of 400 m tons of CO2 per year. By comparison, the aviation industry, which has been under heavy pressure to clean up, is responsible for about 650 m tons of CO2 emissions a year.
Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan set to create common grain pool
Monday, 25.Apr.2011, 14:00
In an attempt to create a common grain pool, Former soviet states of Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan, accounts for 30% of global grain export market, have decided to speed up efforts in this regard.
Libya releases seized Italian vessel and its crew
Sunday, 24.Apr.2011, 01:19

The Asso 22 and its 11-member crew are expected to arrive in Sicily on Monday; ship had been taken by Libyan authorities on March 17.

Singapore Maritime Week focuses on development strategies
Wednesday, 13.Apr.2011, 09:57

THE sixth Singapore Maritime Week (SMW), from April 10 to 15 at the Suntec City Entertainment Centre Atrium together with the International Sportsweek for Seafarers, will focus on development strategies.

Turkish İHH sends 682 tons of humanitarian aid to Libya
Tuesday, 12.Apr.2011, 17:44
A ship carrying 682 tons of humanitarian aid, including food, medicine and a portable hospital was being readied Tuesday for dispatching to the besieged Libyan city of Misrata by an Istanbul-based Islamic aid group.
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  » Turkish ferry ANKARA arrives in Cesme
  » Bulgarian Sailors Stuck in Libya
  » Libya aid ship arrives in Turkey
  » Turkish ferry "Ankara" evacuated 250 injured from Libya
  » International Convention on Arrest of Ships 1999 to enter into force
  » Turkey set to ship humanitarian aid to Japan
  » Arrests widen Indian customs facilitation payment scandal



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Salvage tug connecting to the tanker Shinyo Sawako in South China Sea.


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Georgia detained two Turkish vessels for entering Abkhazia
Turkey's exports increased 12.2 percent to 13.2 billion USD in March 2012
Action demanded for stranded Moroccan crews
Navy finds drunk captain asleep on ship
Bisso Marine is named as possible salvage company for Costa Concordia
Turkish Airlines plan to buy a European airline-probably LOT
Ice and waiting vessels information at Azov Sea and Kerch Strait
In Varna wave height reached 6 meters
Seaport of Novorossiysk stopped loading the ships
Authorities stops NAVIGATION in Sea of ​​Azov and the Kerch Strait

 
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