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591 articles Shipbuilding industry Lionel Messi orders a Sunreef catamaran. The Ultima 88 is being built at the Gdańsk firm’s UAE yard
Investments A Szczecin firm is to design the world's tallest Christ statue. A 207-metre core in 40 days
Shipbuilding industry MSC wants to buy Meyer Werft. The sole bidder in Gdynia is negotiating to take over the German yard
Safety and rescue Two days, three ships, two dead. Drones strike merchant vessels off Romania and Bulgaria
Navy and defence From a German U-boat to the Scottish cliffs, fire from a Portuguese frigate. How NATO rehearses support from the se
Navy and defence Twenty-one metres wide, walls ninety metres high. A minehunter in the Corinth Canal
Navy and defence 138 days in pirate hands. Sward sails on under escort while four hijacked ships remain off Somalia
Shipbuilding industry A third companion for Leviathan. Indratus, the former Game Changer, leaves Oceanco after a refit
Sailing and water sports Italy uses its 95-year-old tall ship to promote the nation. Poland has Dar Młodzieży and a quarrel over a quay
Navy and defence USS Paul Ignatius docks in Stockholm. An American destroyer in the Swedish capital for the third time in four years
Shipbuilding industry Batavia goes ashore. The Dutch show what to do with a ship no longer worth keeping afloat
Ports and logistics Gdańsk and New York sign a letter of intent. US trade is growing, a direct service is missing
Equipment and technology WB Group to transfer technology to Bulgaria's Optix. FONET, TOPAZ and COMP@N radios head for Panagyurishte
Safety and rescue The second Polish-flagged yacht caught with cocaine this year. The problem sits in the register
Shipbuilding industry Where European shipyards actually make money. Ulstein at a 7 per cent margin, Damen with 160 ships a year
Safety and rescue A search and rescue exercise in Łeba. Crews from France, Finland, Estonia, Iceland and Norway on the Baltic
Ports and logistics CEVA ships a 29-tonne broken Eiffel Tower from Le Havre to Burning Man