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India and EU Collaborate on Green Shipping Corridor
India and the EU have formed an industry coalition to create a green shipping corridor, enhancing cleaner maritime routes and promoting low-emission fuels. Shipping Secretary Vijay Kumar emphasized the coalition's role in uniting companies for sustainable practices, addressing emissions, and attracting investment to boost renewable energy in major ports... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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India and Liberia Unite Against Attacks on Shipping and Mariners
India and Liberia have condemned recent attacks on shipping and seafarers, expressing outrage over assaults on commercial vessels in the Gulf and Black Sea. The joint statement emphasized the disruption of maritime trade and loss of lives, calling for an immediate halt to violence and a commitment to maritime security... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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Syria Calls on IMO and Bulgaria for Probe into Vessel Sinking
Syria has called on the International Maritime Organization and Bulgarian authorities to investigate the sinking of the cargo ship Alfa Watan in the Black Sea, where ten crew members are missing. Director Mazen Aloush highlighted concerns over the halted search and rescue operations and condemned the attack as a violation of maritime safety... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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Drug Smugglers Posing as Dockworkers Busted in Algeciras
Spanish authorities became suspicious of a jet ski near containerships in Algeciras, leading to the arrest of three individuals attempting to offload 50 kilograms of cocaine while disguised as dockworkers. Law enforcement discovered two backpacks containing the drugs, valued over €1.5 million, highlighting ongoing smuggling operations infiltrating port activities... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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Sharjah Targets Indian Investment for Khorfakkan Port Expansion
Sharjah aims to attract $3 billion in investments from Indian companies by 2027, driven by Khorfakkan Port's strategic location amidst shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Mohamed Juma Al Musharrkh, CEO of Invest in Sharjah, expects significant growth in operations from Indian manufacturers and logistics firms in the UAE... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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West Asia Conflict Claims Lives of 11 Indian Mariners
Conflicts in West Asia and the Persian Gulf have led to the tragic loss of 11 Indian seafarers, as reported by Shipping Secretary Vijay Kumar. Amid rising tensions, the Indian government successfully repatriated 4,200 seafarers from the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced maritime security in the region... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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Building Maritime Sustainability Through Innovation at Kandla Forum
Close to 200 senior executives from 62 Hydrogen Council member companies gathered at the Kandla Forum 2026, focusing on Kandla's potential for green hydrogen and clean fuels. Organized by the Deendayal Port Authority, the event aimed to foster collaboration among stakeholders to accelerate maritime decarbonization and sustainable energy solutions... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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Indian Seafarers Injured Amid Attacks on Black Sea Cargo Ships
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) highlighted a concerning increase in maritime threats, reporting four vessel attacks within 48 hours. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal confirmed the rescue of all crew members from the MV Royad Mammadov, while urging an immediate cessation of hostilities and advocating for dialogue on shipping safety in the Black Sea... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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Tanker Assault Off Qatar Signals Expanding Maritime Security Risks
A chemical tanker, the Acers, was struck by projectiles off Qatar's coast, resulting in crew casualties. This attack signals an alarming rise in assaults on commercial shipping, occurring away from the previously concentrated violence near the Strait of Hormuz. Authorities are investigating and advising vessels to remain vigilant... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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Court Intervention Ensures Repatriation of Seafarers Stranded in Paradip
The Orissa High Court has ordered the repatriation of 23 seafarers from the detained tanker Unity, recognizing them as abandoned due to unpaid wages and lack of provisions. The court highlighted the urgency of their disembarkation within three weeks, referencing India’s Merchant Shipping Act and the Maritime Labour Convention for guidance... -Crew MirrorPosted On:9-Oct-2026
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