The multi-purpose fleet of single and 'tweendeck general cargo ships is surprisingly large — numbering nearly 17,000 vessels totaling about 80 million dwt — and is estimated to carry more than ...

Four cargo ships that left Yangon, Myanmar, bound for the Teknaf land port in Cox’s Bazar have been stuck for three days due to detention by Myanmar’s separatist armed group, the Arakan Army. The ...

This combination of undated photos provided by the International Transport Workers’ Federation shows conditions on board the Sister 12, a cargo ship whose ... of workers stuck on board without ...

The cargo ships carrying goods from Yangon to the Teknaf land port have been detained at the mouth of the Naf River by the Arakan Army, a rebel group, while en route on Saturday. These cargo ships are ...

THEY USED PROFITS FROM THEIR CHOCOLATE AND COFFEE BUSINESS IN FRANCE TO BUILD THEIR FIRST SAIL-POWERED CARGO SHIP. >> THE POSITION OF THE GRAIN DE SAIL FLEET IS TO BE AT MINUS 90% COMPARED TO THE ...

Feb 9 (Reuters) - A district in Russia's Sakhalin region has been put on high alert after a Chinese cargo ship ran aground off the southwest coast of the Sakhalin Island, the governor of the ...

Another Bangladeshi cargo ship, after being released from Arakan Army's detention, reached Teknaf land port today (1 February). The ship, along with three others, was seized by the rebel group in the ...

The cost of raising huge power lines for jumbo-sized cargo ships will total about $117 million in the final reckoning of an expense that JEA, JaxPort, the city of Jacksonville and the state ...

TUZLA - The world's longest wind-powered cargo ship was launched in Turkey, offering a promising way to slash carbon emissions from merchandise trade. The 136-metre Neoliner Origin was floated at ...

Bulgarian-owned cargo ship Vezhen on suspicion it caused the damage. Norwegian police said both ship seizures were related to the same incident. Police lawyer Ronny Joergensen told a press ...

More ships than ever are being abandoned around the world by their owners, according to the United Nations' labor and maritime organizations, leaving thousands of workers stuck on board without pay or ...