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Russia Tacitly Recognizes China’s Self-Proclaimed Status as a “Near-Arctic State”

GlobalResearch 08 Oct 2024
The reported Sino-Russo Coast Guard drills in the Arctic are proof of Russian support for this claim ... It’s therefore dubious whether the CCG actually entered the Arctic or just remained in the Bering Sea.
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Pangaea to take full control of Nordic Bulk Partners

Splash24/7 08 Oct 2024
Nasdaq-listed Pangaea Logistics Solutions is taking full ownership of its four-ship-strong subsidiary, Nordic Bulk Partners ... The ships were delivered in 2021 to service Pangaea’s Arctic customer base ... .
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New record of Russia-China crude oil shipments via NSR

SAFETY4SEA 07 Oct 2024
... surpassing last season’s total of 10.5 million barrels and highlighting the viability of the Arctic as an alternative shipping route for Russian oil to China, according to Risk Intelligence.
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NGOs critisize MEPC 82 impact on reducing shipping emissions

SAFETY4SEA 07 Oct 2024
Sian Prior from the Clean Arctic Alliance noting, “With the IMO finally looking set to regulate black carbon emissions from black carbon, which will greatly lower the impact of the shipping sector on Arctic sea and glaciers.”.
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IMO MEPC 82: Key outcomes

SAFETY4SEA 07 Oct 2024
Use of HFO as fuel by ships in Arctic waters. MEPC 82 approved guidelines on mitigation measures to reduce risks associated with the use and carriage of heavy fuel oil (HFO) by ships in Arctic waters.
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Everest Energy LNG vessel berths at Russia’s Arctic LNG 2, data shows

Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide 07 Oct 2024
5, ship-tracking data from LSEG and Kpler showed on Monday. The Arctic ...
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Chinese, Russian coast guard ships spotted sailing through Bering Sea

Beijing News 06 Oct 2024
In a sign of the growing cooperation between Beijing and Moscow in the Arctic, the Chinese and Russian coast guard ships were spotted about five miles inside the Russian exclusive economic zone in the northernmost location where the U.S.
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UK Terminals “Reticent” to Handle Bulker Ruby Due to Media Speculation

The Maritime Executive 05 Oct 2024
Media coverage after the ship docked in Tromsø, Norway as a port of refuge after being damaged in an Arctic storm contributed to the ship being ordered to leave the port and anchor in a remote part of Norway.
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China’s Coast Guard claims to have entered the Arctic Ocean for the first time as ...

CNN 03 Oct 2024
He said that operating north of the Bering Strait normally requires ice-breaking capabilities and noted that the US Coast Guard did not report the ships entered the Bering Strait, where the Arctic Ocean starts.
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U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy Resumes 2024 Arctic Mission After Fire

The Maritime Executive 03 Oct 2024
Healy departed Seattle, yesterday, Tuesday, October 1 beginning a new months-long Arctic deployment ... The effort to get the ship back underway is seen as critical as other nations are becoming more active in the Arctic.
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China and Russia collaborate on Arctic coastguard mission

SAFETY4SEA 02 Oct 2024
Military commentator Song Zhongping highlighted that the patrol’s proximity to Arctic shipping routes reflects China’s interest in collaborating with Russia on the “Polar Silk Road...
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Chinese and Russian coast guard ships sail through the Bering Sea together, US says

San Francisco Chronicle 02 Oct 2024
Coast Guard says it spotted two Russian ships and two Chinese vessels passing through the Bering Sea in formation on Saturday, in a ...
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Chinese coast guard conduct joint patrol in Arctic Ocean

China Daily 02 Oct 2024
The significant operation marked the first time that Chinese Coast Guard ships have ventured into Arctic waters, China Coast Guard said on Wednesday.
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China Says Its Coast Guard Entered Arctic for 1st Time in Patrols With Russia

The Epoch Times 02 Oct 2024
2 that its vessels sailed into the Arctic Ocean for the first time, conducting patrols alongside Russian ships in the waters where Beijing has long ...

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