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Italy uses its 95-year-old tall ship to promote the nation. Poland has Dar Młodzieży and a quarrel over a quay
President signs the fuel windfall tax and demands cuts now. What it means for fishermen and ports
One bid for Gdynia's Outer Port. MSC wants the 5-billion-zloty terminal, three rivals walked away
Gdańsk and New York sign a letter of intent. US trade is growing, a direct service is missing
A 240 million zloty dock and a new chief executive. Gryfia begins its modernisation programme
From one million to 38.6 million tonnes. Naftoport turns 35 and builds a berth for the largest tankers
A hundred metres long and 22 metres high. A floating block from Gdynia sails for Saint-Nazaire
Where European shipyards actually make money. Ulstein at a 7 per cent margin, Damen with 160 ships a year
Szczecin's Wulkan yard shifts from landlord to builder as production reaches 85 per cent of revenue
Jan Grabowski leaves PGZ board to lead Gdańsk shipyard group GPB
Two navies, two rescue ships: what Spain's Poseidón says about the Baltic timetable
Port of Gdańsk sets a record. Over 8 million tonnes in August and 57.7 million tonnes in eight months
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