Belgium demands 10 million euros bail for detained Russian tanker
Belgium is requiring a €10 million bail for the release of the detained Russian tanker Ethera, which was found to have violated maritime regulations.
Belgium has set a 10 million euro bail for the shadow fleet tanker
Belgium has imposed a 10 million euro bail on the detained Russian shadow fleet oil tanker Ethera, preventing it from leaving the port until the bail is paid and a compliance inspection is completed.
Estonia has submitted a note to Russia, reminding it of icebreaker regulations in territorial waters
Estonia has formally reminded Russia of strict regulations concerning icebreakers in its territorial waters following an unauthorized entry by the Russian icebreaker 'Murmansk.'
Boats in Galápagos
An article highlights safety inspections conducted by maritime authorities on national vessels in the Galápagos Islands and raises concerns over the quality of boat construction amid competitive pricing.
Maritime controls in Galápagos
A journalist recounts a shipwreck incident in the Galápagos where none of the passengers wore life jackets, raising concerns about safety regulations.
Journal of Laws from February 24, 2026
The article discusses several decrees issued by various Polish ministries regarding healthcare and labor regulations.
Mother celebrating birthday and her 4-year-old son are among the victims of boat accident at the border of MG and SP
A tragic boat accident on the Grande River claimed the lives of six individuals, including a mother celebrating her birthday and her young son, highlighting the need for stricter maritime regulations.
Relatives to the Authorities: 'Where is the Decency?'
The relatives of victims from the 'Scandinavian Star' disaster criticized the Danish Maritime Authority during a compensation case, highlighting a Scandinavian report that condemns the agency's handling of the tragedy.
Almi Marine-Two new Ultramax bulk carriers
Almi Marine has contracted the construction of two next-generation Ultramax bulk carriers, set for delivery in 2029, to enhance its fleet with advanced technology and compliance with future environmental regulations.
European shipowners call for an international decarbonization system
The European Community Shipowners' Associations (ECSA) advocates for the abolition of regional shipping regulations in the EU in favor of a global decarbonization agreement from the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Demand for strict enforcement of zero-emission regulations
The World Heritage Council is urging stricter enforcement of zero-emission regulations for the World Heritage fjords in Norway, emphasizing that all entities should adhere equally without exception to avoid unfair competition.
Presentation on Nuclear Safety in Shipping at the IMO
A Greek nuclear engineering leader discussed the importance of nuclear safety regulations in maritime operations at an IMO conference.
The U.S. Seized Two Oil Tankers
The United States has confiscated two oil tankers, reflecting ongoing tensions over maritime oil transport regulations.