The international media is reporting that some slight headway is being made in the Panama Canal Row which threatens to halt the Panama Canal expansion project. During her visit to Panama,. . .
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few clouds
Time Zones:
New York
Malta
Shanghai
" Serving the world...
...from Malta "
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...from Malta "
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Latest News & Events
08 / 01 / 14
08 / 01 / 14
Greek shipping circles were stunned by an article passed by the Greek Parliament on 21st December 2013 making the contribution of a double tonnage tax mandatory for the next three years. More. . .
06 / 01 / 14
Malta’s Shipping Directorate, following the decision of the European Commission to lift the ban on Georgian certified seafarers for EU vessels, will once again begin issuing flag state. . .
06 / 01 / 14
A number of amendments to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) and the 1988 Load. . .
05 / 01 / 14
It is being reported by local media that the Armed Forces of Malta (AFM) is currently trying to locate an Egyptian registered fishing vessel which has gone missing. The AFM have been involved. . .
05 / 01 / 14
The Armed Forces of Malta have made contact with the Egyptian fishing vessel which had gone missing. It is reported that the vessel had been experiencing engine and technical problems, which. . .
04 / 01 / 14
All eyes are on Panama as the row between Panama and the consortium behind the Panama Canal expansion project escalates. The consortium known as Gruppo Unidos por el Canal, consisting of. . .
03 / 01 / 14
It has been reported that all 52 scientists and tourists on board the MV Akademik Shokalskiy have been airlifted to safety in a rescue mission which is said to have taken approximately five. . .
02 / 01 / 14
It appears that rescue efforts to disembark some 52 of the 74 scientists, tourists and crew on board the Russian ship MV Akademik Shokalskiy are going to be resumed following further setbacks over. . .
News & Events
News & Events Archive
Latest News & Events
08 / 01 / 14
The international media is reporting that some slight headway is being made in the Panama Canal Row which threatens to halt the Panama Canal expansion project. During her visit to Panama,. . .
08 / 01 / 14
Greek shipping circles were stunned by an article passed by the Greek Parliament on 21st December 2013 making the contribution of a double tonnage tax mandatory for the next three years. More. . .
06 / 01 / 14
Malta’s Shipping Directorate, following the decision of the European Commission to lift the ban on Georgian certified seafarers for EU vessels, will once again begin issuing flag state. . .
06 / 01 / 14
A number of amendments to the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) and the 1988 Load. . .
05 / 01 / 14
It is being reported by local media that the Armed Forces of Malta (AFM) is currently trying to locate an Egyptian registered fishing vessel which has gone missing. The AFM have been involved. . .
05 / 01 / 14
The Armed Forces of Malta have made contact with the Egyptian fishing vessel which had gone missing. It is reported that the vessel had been experiencing engine and technical problems, which. . .
04 / 01 / 14
All eyes are on Panama as the row between Panama and the consortium behind the Panama Canal expansion project escalates. The consortium known as Gruppo Unidos por el Canal, consisting of. . .
03 / 01 / 14
It has been reported that all 52 scientists and tourists on board the MV Akademik Shokalskiy have been airlifted to safety in a rescue mission which is said to have taken approximately five. . .
02 / 01 / 14
It appears that rescue efforts to disembark some 52 of the 74 scientists, tourists and crew on board the Russian ship MV Akademik Shokalskiy are going to be resumed following further setbacks over. . .
