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Russia’s War Economy Continues To Mobilize Further In 2024

In its new Russia Macroeconomic Outlook released on April 2, 2024. Global Data Intelligence predicts that Russia’s growing war economy will cause so-called “special military operations” in Ukraine to double. In November 2023, Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to a significant increase in military spending. The proposed budget allocates about 30% of tax spending in 2024 […]

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U.S. Coast Guard, Royal Navy Seize Drugs Worth $45 Million

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The U.S. Coast Guard and Royal Navy announced they had seized $45 million worth of drugs in three separate raids. Within two weeks. On Friday, the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Margaret Nobel in Miami offloaded more than 1,850 pounds of cocaine. Seized from a speedboat south of Puerto Rico. The drug had a street value

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Russia Builds New Asia Trade Routes to Weaken Sanctions Over War

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Shipping and rail links through Iran and the Northern Sea Route could lead Moscow to move away from Europe and increase its focus on Asia powers such as China and India. These have the potential to entrench Russia at the center of much international trade, even as the United States and its allies seek to

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What are the Dimensions of a Conex Container - Merchant Navy Info - blog

What are the Dimensions of a Connex Container?

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The connex box is one of the most iconic developments in the history of transportation and logistics. Revolutionizing the shipping industry. These containers became the precursor to the standard industrial. Intermodal containers are now known as TEU and FEU. Intermodal shipping containers can be transported by road, rail, and sea. In some cases, air transport

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What are the Causes Of Equipment and Machinery Breakdown Onboard the Ship?

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One of the most important qualities a marine engineer must possess is knowing and understanding their machinery. Before complete failure occurs, all machines exhibit various signs and symptoms that indicate the nature and severity of the failure. In addition to knowing the proper procedures for operating a ship’s engines. Sailors must also know how to

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How Do You Calculate Specific Fuel Oil Consumption On A Ship?

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Calculating fuel consumption on board and keeping records is one of the most important duties. The chief engineer is responsible for this. Fuel oil is provided by the ship’s charterer, and the chief engineer must report. To the charterer daily on the amount of fuel oil consumed. The whereabouts on board, and what is needed

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What Is Maritime Frauds In Shipping?

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Maritime Frauds: The ship is almost 99% loaded with crude oil. The B/L number the ship provides will be less than 98% of the total cargo. More than 1% of this cargo will be sold to small barges organized by the facility off the coast of maritime nations in the Arabian Sea. The spoils are

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What is General Maintenance Work on a Ship?

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Maintenance means ensuring that machines and equipment continue to operate. Whether it is a small machine or a large structure, efficient maintenance contributes to a longer service life and better results. Ships require maintenance to keep their machinery up to date-and running smoothly. In this article, you will learn how ship General Maintenance is carried

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What Points Are To Be Considered When Handling Mooring Ropes?

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There are various types of mooring rope meaning on ships, and they have excellent elasticity. Generally, mooring reels supplied onboard are made of nylon, polyurethane, or wire rope. A series of precautionary measures, combined with good sailing habits, can extend the life of these mooring ropes and prevent them from abrasion, chafing, cutting, and internal

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Blogs

Russia’s War Economy Continues To Mobilize Further In 2024

U.S. Coast Guard, Royal Navy Seize Drugs Worth $45 Million

Russia Builds New Asia Trade Routes to Weaken Sanctions Over War

What are the Dimensions of a Connex Container?

What are the Causes Of Equipment and Machinery Breakdown Onboard the Ship?

How Do You Calculate Specific Fuel Oil Consumption On A Ship?

What Is Maritime Frauds In Shipping?

What is General Maintenance Work on a Ship?

What Points Are To Be Considered When Handling Mooring Ropes?

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