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Shipping for the green transition: IMO tightens its grip, US and classification societies react

Greece's position, the crucial bet on zero emissions and the fierce rivalry that culminates before the historic October vote

Kikilias: Greek shipping, the world’s leading power, is shaping developments

The Minister of Shipping, during the London International Shipping Week, met with the new UK Minister of Transport responsible for maritime affairs, Keir Mather MP

Greek shipping gains momentum: 50% capacity increase over the last decade

With 21% of the World’s Merchant Fleet, Greek shipowners dominate, strengthening their position in global shipping through major investments and fleet renewals

Shipping at crossroads: Opportunities and pitfalls from the US-EU agreement

Increased profits for LNG and tankers, more tonnage as distances increase and the role of geopolitics: How a seemingly positive deal also hides long-term risks for shipping

Shipping: Decline in passenger traffic on the Greek islands – 20% decrease for Santorini and 15% for Mykonos

Inaccuracy, high VAT and institutional distortions deepen the crisis of the sector - The only exception is the Argosaronic Sea, which recorded a 20% increase in July

M/MARITIME is a world leader in the cargo ship sector

Impressive performance in the international PSC ratings of the independent Risk4Sea platform

Support for the Greek shipbuilding industry from Panagiotis and George Angelopoulos

After 16 years, Arcadia Shipmanagement has chosen Skaramagas Shipyards for the refuelling of the aframax tanker Aegean Harmony, sending a message of confidence in the Greek shipbuilding industry and Greek know-how

Nikos Tsakos: Greek shipowners love their country but are not dependent on it

Lloyd’s List annual report highlights the global stature, strategic importance, and resilience of Greek shipping in a turbulent geopolitical landscape

Melina Travlou on the attacks in the Red Sea: “We are alone – Europe must wake up”

The ships that pass through the Red Sea transport goods mainly to Europe - Greece cannot bear the entire burden, the President of the Union of Greek Shipowners stresses

Red Sea: Three dead in Houthi attack on Greek-owned ship “Eternity C”

Two injured, including an amputated Russian – Greek security officer among those on board

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