Reuters AfricaSomali man pleads guilty to attack on NavyshipThe Virginian-PilotBy Jennifer Jiggetts A Somali man pleaded guilty Friday to three charges in connection with an attack on a Little Creek-based Navyshiplast April off the...Somali man pleads guilty to acts of piracy against US NavyshipChannel 6 News OnlineSomali pleads guilty in piracy attack on Norfolk-based NavyshipWVEC.com (subscription)Somali man pleads guilty in piracy caseThe Associated Press7thSpace Interactive (press release) -CNN -FOXNews (blog)251 haber makalesinin tümü »

TROUBLED Israeli container line Zim Integrated Shipping is in talks with Samsung Heavy Industries on a further delivery delays for a series of nine 12,552-TEU ships ordered back in 2007.

Indian ExpressNavy commander pleads guilty to rape of 2 female officers, sentenced to prisonWashington PostSAN DIEGO— A Navyshipcommander pleaded guilty Friday to sexual assault and rape of two female sailors, and a military judge ordered his dismissal and sentenced him to more than three years in prison. Cmdr. Jay Wylie was given a 10-year term but...Navyshipcommander to face general court-martialThe Associated PressNavyShipCommander Faces Court-Martial Over Alleged Sexual Assault of Crew...Fox NewsNavy commander sentenced in sexual assault of two sailorsLos Angeles TimesUPI.comall 474 news articles »

Austin NewsSomali man pleads guilty to attack on NavyshipThe Virginian-PilotBy Jennifer Jiggetts A Somali man pleaded guilty Friday to three charges in connection with an attack on a Little Creek-based Navyshiplast April off the...Somali man pleads guilty to acts of piracy against US NavyshipChannel 6 News OnlineSomali pleads guilty in piracy attack on Norfolk-based NavyshipWVEC.com (subscription)Somali man pleads guilty in piracy caseThe Associated Press7thSpace Interactive (press release) -CNN -FOXNews (blog)252 haber makalesinin tümü »

HANJIN Shipping, South Korea's largest container operator by capacity, says it cannot survive without help restructuring debt from owners its chartered fleet and terminal operators, reports the Wall Street Journal.