Race to regulate nuclear-powered shipping gathers pace as global experts meet in London London, 15 April 2026: As Member States at the International Maritime Organization and the International Atomic Energy Agency advance work to modernise…
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Greece achieved top distinctions at this year’s awards of the UK-based travel trade platform Travel Gossip, following a vote conducted among travel agents across the United Kingdom. The country was named “Agents’…
Southampton to mark Titanic anniversary with memorial service honouring lost crew Southampton will mark the anniversary of the RMS Titanic tragedy with a commemorative service on Wednesday (April 15th at 11am) – honouring more…
The IMO formally throws its weight behind seafarers caught in the Middle East conflict
by Robin Russel, CEO SATVA TRUST, Co-founder of Further & Further, for allaboutshipping.co.uk The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) convened an extraordinary session of its Council over Wednesday and Thursday this…
Olga Psaridou and Ion Tsohos of EPT3 interview All About Shipping’s John Faraclas on the Strait of Hormuz crisis, the Energy prices, War et al
Further to last week’s interview on the mess in the Middle East and the worsening of the energy issue engulfing slowly, but steadily, the global economy with Iran countering assymetricaly…
Vergina TV’s Christina Tsorba discusses the Hormuz Strait issues with General (HAF Rt.) Ioannis Zoukas and John Faraclas
Further to our last, another brief but to the point discussion on the issue of the Strait of Hormuz, the cost of rising energy affecting all means of transport and…
Admiral Pavlopoulos speaks to ERT’s Antonis Karagiannakis on the enfoldig situ at the Strait of Hormuz and beyond…
John (Ioannis) Pavlopoulos, CEO Sea Guardian S.G. Ltd, Vice Admiral (ret.) H.N., Honorary Commander in Chief of the Hellenic Fleet Former Military Representative of Greece to the NATO and EU,…
Past and current disruptions are reshaping trade and fleet behaviour, and new pressures, from rising future energy needs to shifting power centres, signal another turning point. In our latest Market…
Following our 2025 articles on the Death of Diplomacy: 2026 began with the stealth arrest of Venezuela’s president Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores. This was on 3rd January…
Lloyd’s List Intelligence partners with SynMax to boost satellite-based maritime intelligence
AI-enhanced behavioural analysis and ship tracking deliver deeper insight and certainty London, Friday 23 January 2025 – Lloyd’s List Intelligence has announced a new partnership with SynMax Intelligence, a specialist in…
by Arietta Pouliou Step into 170 years of history, art, and exquisite flavours in the world’s first museum restaurant Back in the distant 1850s, Londoners would board horse-drawn cabs to…
NAVTOR helps ‘heroes of the sea’ with free NavFleet system and support for Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue
NAVTOR is helping Redningsselskapet (Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue) increase both efficiency and cost savings by making its cutting-edge fleet management solution, NavFleet, available free of charge, while also providing…
Shipping as a tool for Geopolicy by Commodore (HN Rt) Kostas Papachristodoulou Inspired by the article of Mr. John Faraclas Death of Diplomacy Part 12, published in www.allaboutshipping.co.uk at the end of last…
A deeply personal eulogy I don’t know how to describe who my father truly was. To all of you who are here today to honour him at his funeral, he…
The Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization Mr. Arsenio Dominguez has issued a statement on the escalating situation in the Black Sea: “As the situation continues to escalate in the Black Sea, I call on…
ERT’s Antonis Karagiannakis questions John Faraclas of allabouthipping on the latest IMO voting for the Council and other Shipping matters
We were fortunate and honoured once again early morning 09 December 2025 to be interviewed in Greece’s public radio ERT, Voice of Greece and in particular at its Shipping specialist…
The last day of the inaugural World Sailing Inclusion Championships, hosted by the Sultanate of Oman and organised by Oman Sail, brought the event to a close with dramatic racing,…
by Maria Mavroudi, founding partner of Searock Marine Insurance Brokers War risk premiums for vessels operating in the Black Sea have surged dramatically, reflecting a sharp rise in maritime incidents…
An evening of celebration, storytelling and Christmas spirit at Mr Fogg’s by Natalia-Lydia Papadantonaki On 2 December 2025, the maritime and freight-communications community gathered at Mr Fogg’s City Tavern in…
On 27 October 2025, Angelakos (Hellas) S.A. took delivery of a new Kamsarmax vessel on behalf of its Principals at the Nantong Cosco KHI Ship Engineering Co. Ltd. (NACKS) shipyard…
4th Greek International Women Awards – An Oscar-worthy night celebrating the power of Greek women worldwide
Under the auspices of the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, the 4th Greek International Women Awards (GIWA) took place on November 24th at the emblematic Hellenic Cosmos…
A call to arms for an industry in danger of forgetting itself By Steven Jones* Standing to deliver the key address of the Liverpool Marine Engineers’ & Naval Architects’ Guild…
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre attends award ceremony Bergen Engines AS has received the Villsauen 2025 Internationalization – Exporter of the Year Award – from Bergen Næringsråd and Vestland Fylkeskommune – in…
Strength in Unity: Ukrainian artists mark 100 year UK–Ukraine Partnership Agreement
By James Brewer A royal presence, pictorially speaking, graced a major London exhibition marking what is known as the One Hundred Year Partnership Agreement signed on January 16th, 2025 ,…
We visited «Marie Antoinette Style» in V&A Museum — and were dazzled by the timeless flair of the world’s most en vogue queen
by Arietta Pouliou* A journey into the glamorous world of France’s most fashion-obsessed monarch, whose influence continues to define style and popular culture more than 250 years later. She was…



