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Samsung Heavy Industries Launches Remote Ship Operation Centre in Taipei, Marking a Milestone in Autonomous Maritime Technology
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The Future of Maritime Transportation: Innovation, Sustainability, and Global Connectivity
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PS Places Major 12-Vessel Order at Hengli Heavy Industry, Strengthening its Fleet Expansion Strategy
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HD Hyundai Marks 5,000th Vessel Delivery and Secures Landmark $1.5 Billion Containership Order
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The Future of Shipping: Emerging Trends in Maritime Operations. The global maritime industry is entering a period of major transformation. For centuries, shipping has been the foundation of world trade, but today it faces a wave of technological, environmental, and regulatory change. From digitalisation to decarbonisation, the seas are becoming the next frontier for innovation.
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In 2025, the global maritime industry is facing an unprecedented shortage of qualified seafarers, as shipping companies struggle to find professionals who combine proper certification, practical experience, and the soft skills needed to navigate increasingly complex, multicultural, and technologically advanced vessels.
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The mindset of a successful mariner is defined by resilience and profound responsibility. This text delves into the mental fortitude required to face the sea's unpredictability and the disciplined, proactive approach necessary for the safety of the crew, vessel, and cargo.
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The latest New Contex Index for October 2025 reports a stable container ship charter market, with a slight dip in the overall index. Rates remain above last year's levels, supported by limited supply and steady demand, while the reopening of Red Sea routes boosts market confidence.
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