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India and Sri Lanka Strengthen Maritime Security Cooperation
India and Sri Lanka held the 13th edition of Navy Staff talks in Colombo, aiming to enhance maritime security cooperation in the Indian Ocean Region. Co-chaired by Rear Admirals Maddula and Rupasena, discussions focused on reinforcing partnerships and exploring collaborative measures for anti-piracy and drug interdictions. Admiral Tripathi emphasized deeper cooperation and technological advancements... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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Families of Indian Seafarers Detained in Iran Urge for Help
The family of Ketan Mehta, a third engineer among 16 Indian crew members detained by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, has implored Prime Minister Modi for urgent assistance. The vessel, MT Valiant Roar, was accused of fuel smuggling. Ketan's father voiced deep concerns for his son’s safety amid communication lapses... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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Use of Biodiesel Slashes Marine Black Carbon Emissions: EU Study
Experts from the EU CLEANSHIP project discovered that B100 FAME biodiesel can reduce black carbon emissions from ships by up to 81% at low engine loads and 61% at high loads, compared to traditional marine gas oil. This significant reduction highlights biodiesel's potential to improve the shipping industry's climate footprint... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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Integrating Digital Workloads at Sea for Seamless Operations
Digital workloads at sea are rising, emphasizing the urgent need for integrated systems, as noted by Raal Harris of InterManager. While crews appreciate technology, they face frustration from standalone platforms that complicate tasks. Fragmented systems hinder efficiency, highlighting the necessity for user-friendly tools that support seamless maritime operations... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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Spain Bursts Cocaine Ring Using Skilled Swimmers
Spanish police recently dismantled a sophisticated drug trafficking network using skilled young swimmers to transfer Colombian cocaine onto ships at sea. In 2025, a stowaway incident led to the discovery of 1.3 tonnes of cocaine. Authorities arrested 30 individuals, seizing 2.4 tonnes of cocaine and military-grade weapons... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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ITF’s Crusade to End Exploitation Under Flags of Convenience
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) campaigns against flags of convenience (FOCs) to protect seafarers' rights. FOC vessels often evade strict labor laws, compromising crew safety and wages. ITF inspectors monitor compliance with international standards, providing vital support to seafarers and advocating for stronger maritime regulations globally... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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Shipping Giants Eyeing a Return to Suez Canal Amid Improved Security
Major shipping companies are eyeing a return to the Suez Canal after disruptions from security threats in the Red Sea. Following a ceasefire in October 2025, Maersk plans to resume sailings, while CMA CGM will utilize the canal for its services. Hapag-Lloyd and Wallenius Wilhelmsen are evaluating their options... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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Baltic Exchange Launches New Benchmark for Short-Range Tanker Routes
The Baltic Exchange has launched the Baltic Intermediate Tanker Indices (BITI) to provide a clear benchmark for short-range tanker routes in northwest Europe. Covering key routes like TC25 and TD30, the BITI enhances market transparency, enabling stakeholders to assess freight rates and manage risks effectively. Published weekly, it reflects around 200 monthly spot fixtures... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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European Commission Launches Grant for Maritime Spatial Planning
The European Commission has launched a new call for proposals, offering co-funding of up to €1.7 million to enhance Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) cooperation within the EU. This initiative, supported by the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund, aims to tackle challenges in the Atlantic and Black Sea regions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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JERA Collaborates for Long-Term LNG Supply Through 2027
Woodside Energy Trading Singapore has secured a sale and purchase agreement with Japan's JERA for liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply during peak winter months. The deal commits Woodside to deliver three LNG cargoes annually, totaling 0.2 million tonnes over five years, enhancing the long-term supply relationship between the companies... -Crew MirrorPosted On:16-Jan-2026
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