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  • Iran’s Ports and Maritime Organization (PMO) in a statement condemned the U.S.’s sanctions against Iran’s maritime transportation and activities and said such approach is in contravention with the laws and regulations of International Maritime Organization (IMO).

  • A total of 15 crew members were evacuated from the 134-foot liftboat 'Ram XVIII', after the vessel started taking on water near Grand Isle, Louisiana, on Sunday. The US Coast Guard and good Samaritan vessels headed to the scene after watchstanders at USCG Sector New Orleans received a report at approximately 3:16 a.m. from the 'Ram XVIII' that it was taking on water approximately 23 nautical miles west of Southwest Pass, in the Gulf of Mexico.

  • MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, the world’s second-largest container shipping company, is optimizing its Asia-South America east coast network through a new vessel-sharing agreement (VSA).

  • Japanese shipping company Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has announced the delivery of an LPG carrier for Gyxis Corporation.

  • China has put a new container ship with a capacity of 1,140 standard containers into service on the country’s longest river, the Yangtze, as part of an upgrade of vessels on the waterway.

  • Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced that it has launched the ONE COLMBA, a new 14,000 TEU capacity container ship after it was unveiled at the Kure Shipyard of Japan Marine United Corporation.

  • During the STM Validation Project Final Conference at the IMO, in London, the IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim supported the STM. Specifically, Mr. Lim stated that STM goes hand in hand with IMO goals.

  • Greek dry bulk shipowner Diana Shipping has entered into a time charter contract with Singapore-based Berge Bulk Shipping for one of its Capesize dry bulk vessels.

  • Norwegian transportation company The Fjords has unveiled plans to add another all-electric passenger vessel to its fleet, with the news that Legacy of The Fjords is now under construction at Brødrene Aa.

  • Carnival Cruise Line announced that the first steel was cut for the company's first LNG-fueled ship, as part of the company’s green cruising platform. The vessel will be the largest Carnival cruise ship ever constructed and the first-ever ship operating in North America to use LNG. A steel cutting ceremony was held in Finland on 15 November.