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Articles for June 2025
The race to find a sustainable but practical fuel continues
Professor Pietro Tricoli, of the University of Birmingham, outlines a recent development in terms of decarbonisation of fuel solutions for the maritime sector
A confusion of ship recycling regulation
Philip Roche, of Norton Rose Fulbright, admits solutions around ship recycling are currently far and few between
Looking after crew rising in company priorities
Lorraine Hager, from The Swedish Club, discusses the role of insurers in enhancing crew well-being
Navigating cyber security risks across the vessel lifecycle
Tom Walters, at HFW, and Daniel Ng, of CyberOwl, find cyber risks start at the very birth of a vessel and run throughout its life
Reflections of a life lived in marine insurance
Ann Waite, of the Association of Average Adjusters, looks back on a lifetime of working in the adjusting sector
Hong Kong Convention on song: cleaning up shipping's act
Maritime Risk International editorial board member Nazery Khalid provides an update on the Hong Kong Convention, a landmark agreement on carrying out shipbreaking in a safe, environmentally friendly and socially responsible way
Navigating crisis: The MSC Flaminia and its impact on maritime risk management
Sean Maloney discusses the lessons learned from the case of The MSC Flaminia
Protecting ports: securing the gateways of global trade
David Rock, at Abloy UK, discusses the growing need for smarter, more resilient access control in the port industry, highlighting how digital solutions are helping operators tackle complex security challenges while improving operational efficiency across vast, high-risk estates
Dark fleet bigger "problem" than shipping acknowledges
Russia continues to find markets for its sanctioned oil as the bifurcation of shipping widens, writes Joshua Minchin of Lloyd's List