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IHS Maritime 360 News alert – Tunis terror, Singapore, shipbuilding slump

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News analysis: Marine insurers seek clarity on Tunis terror attack liability
Marine insurers seek clarity on Tunis terror attack liability

Marine insurers say the question about which insurance policy will pay for the passengers of two cruise ships who were killed and injured in the attack at the Bardo Museum in Tunis is far from clear.
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