Un nuevo ‘barco de la muerte’ israelí atracará en puertos españoles pese a las medidas del Gobierno

 

 

 

 

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Un buque de ICL, empresa israelí acusada de extraer minerales de territorios ocupados y de ser cómplice con el genocidio y la ocupación, descargará el 7 de noviembre 1.500 toneladas de ácido fosfórico en el puerto de Cartagena.

 
 
El barco ‘Chemical Master’, utilizado por la israelí ICL para el transporte de ácido fosfórico.
 
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Las medidas aprobadas por el Gobierno en septiembre y ratificadas el 8 de octubre por el Congreso no están sirviendo para su fin: detener el flujo de bienes y servicios que hacen posible el genocidio y

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El Canal de Suez registra un repunte del tráfico y busca recuperar la confianza de las navieras tras la crisis en el Mar Rojo

 

 

 

 

La Autoridad del Canal intensifica contactos con armadores y operadores para normalizar el tránsito y superar el impacto geopolítico en Bab el-Mandeb

 
 
 

La Autoridad del Canal de Suez (SCA) ha informado de un repunte significativo en el volumen de tránsito durante el mes de octubre, en lo que representa el primer indicio sostenido de recuperación desde el estallido

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Greece Retains Title as World’s Largest Shipping Power

 

 

 

https://greekreporter.com/

 
Greece, China, and Japan collectively control over 40% of the global shipping capacity. Credit: Public domain

For yet another year, Greece remains the world’s largest shipping power, according to data published by the Commodity Trading Club, based on findings from the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) report for 2025.

Greece, China, and Japan collectively control over 40 percent of the global shipping capacity, thereby dictating the flow of energy, raw materials, and trade worldwide.

Global fleet ownership rankings (2025)

The table below shows the top 10 shipping nations based on fleet ownership and deadweight tonnage (DWT)—the actual carrying capacity—which is the key metric for global dominance.

Credit: Commodity Trading Club

How Greece retains dominance in shipping

Greece remains the undisputed global leader in

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Gov't exempts feasibility study for AI-powered autonomous ship project

 

 

 

https://en.yna.co.kr/

Kim Na-young
All News 16:00 November 06, 2025

SEOUL, Nov. 6 (Yonhap) -- The government said Thursday it has decided to exempt a preliminary feasibility study for an autonomous vessel project powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to help speed up the country's future maritime capabilities.

With the exemption, the country will speed up the development of core technologies for building the Level 4 autonomous vessel by 2032, according to the industry and oceans ministries.

Level 4 means that a ship is fully autonomous, capable of making decisions and determining actions by itself with AI-based perception and control. It is considered a next-generation vessel that can reshape the future of the shipping and shipbuilding industries.

In detail, the government project is aimed at

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Why is shipping suffering from a shortage of seafarers?

 

 

In November 2024 the International Chamber of shipping said it expected a shortfall of 90,000 trained seafarers by 2026. The reasons cited for the shortage are myriad, ranging from the global pandemic, poor pay and harsh conditions. This article focuses on just three.

Since the retreat of COVID many of the more responsible shipowners, operators and managers have embarked on improving crew welfare, increasing training and diversifying the workforce. But impediments to seafarer recruitment and these will have to be confronted to avoid the predicted shortfall or worse. Among them is a decline in shore leave opportunities, information overload, and a disturbing number of sexual misconduct allegations.

Shore leave

Historically, many young men went to sea to see the

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