World News Finally, dry land: rescued sailors come ashore after five-month ordeal The two women set sail from Hawaii to Tahiti in May, but a storm battered their boat and they drifted in the Pacific with their two dogs until a US warship rescued them. 30 October 2017
Brazil Dozens dead in two ferry accidents in Brazil Local authorities said 21 others were rescued by the navy after the accident on an early morning short route from the island of Itaparica. 25 August 2017
World News Euroviews. View: Why heavy fuel oil must be banned in the Arctic right now World renowned explorer and endurance record holder- Ranulph Fiennes- explains why heavy fuel oil must be banned in the arctic now 4 July 2017
Destinations Journey of a digital nomad Experience true wanderlust with adventure blogger Charli Moore, who made travelling the world her 9 to 5. 3 July 2017
Economy Disruption continues as multinationals struggle with global cyber attack Several large firms suffered ongoing disruption on Wednesday from the latest cyber strike 28 June 2017
No Comment Ferry smashes in to concrete wall Spanish authorities say 13 passengers aboard a ferry were injured when the boat slammed into a sea wall at a port on the Canary Islands. 23 April 2017
Germany Frontex boss criticises NGO rescue operations in Med NGOs react angrily to suggestions that their efforts to rescue migrants off the Libyan coast are encouraging smugglers 27 February 2017
United Kingdom Russian super yacht impounded in Gibraltar Ahoy! Russian billionaire industrialist Andrey Melnichenko's new €400 million “super yacht” impounded by the Gibraltar Port Authority 21 February 2017
Business Series South Korean court declares Hanjin Shipping bankrupt Hanjin Shipping, formerly the world's seventh-largest container shipping line, has been declared bankrupt by a South Korean court. 17 February 2017
Portugal Lisbon ferry crash leaves 34 injured The boat was travelling from Barreiro on the other side of the Tagus when the accident occurred. 25 January 2017
Business Series Maersk and Alibaba link up The world's largest container shipping line Maersk has teamed up with the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba to cut out freight forwarders. 4 January 2017
Indonesia Search resumes for Indonesia ferry fire victims The search has resumed for 17 people reported missing after a ferry fire off the coast of Indonesia. At least five ships and a number of smaller craft have been deployed in the search, according to of 2 January 2017
Indonesia Ferry fire kills more than 20 near Indonesian capital Jakarta A fire on board a ferry in Indonesia has killed at least 23 people. 1 January 2017
Italy Venice canal comes to life amid noisy protest against large cruise ships Venice was the scene of a colourful and noisy protest on Sunday as a small armada of boats turned out to draw attention to large cruise ships which are allowed to pass through the Italian city’s… 26 September 2016
Next Series Sustainability and a sea of change for the ship industry New international standards require ocean vessels to reduce air pollution. How does altering power affect the safety of a ship? 26 September 2016
Next Series Takeaway: ship safety Ships burn fuel, polluting the atmosphere New regulations demand to cut the emissions The easiest way would be to reduce engine power But underpowered ships can be unsafe in storm They’re also slower, 26 September 2016
Greece 48-hour seamen's strike leaves Greek ships in port until Saturday No ships will set sail from Greek ports during a nationwide forty-eight hour strike which will last until 6 a. 22 September 2016
Greece Four die in Greek boat collision near the island of Aegina close to Athens Four people have been killed and at least five injured after pleasure boat with 20 people on board collided with a speedboat near the Greek island of Aegina, close to Athens. 16 August 2016
No Comment Ghost ship mystery Liberia’s Ministry of Defence has dispatched coast guard personnel to investigate an unknown tanker that was washed ashore in the coastal city of 12 May 2016