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Germany Licenses Emden Shipyard to Become First Local Ship Recycler

The Maritime Executive 16 May 2025
Emden Werft and Dock, which has been a provider of repair and conversion services for over 100 years, is set to become Germany’s first maritime recycling facility ... According to the reports, it has become the only company in Germany with the necessary permits....
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Dr. Jens T�lsner Awarded CEO of the Year at Excellence Awards Germany 2025

The Maritime Executive 14 May 2025
Jens Tülsner, CEO and founder of Marine Medical Solutions (MMS), member of OneCare Group (OCG), has been named CEO of the Year at the Excellence Awards Germany 2025, for the category of Innovation in Maritime Healthcare. As a pioneer in maritime medicine with more than 30 years of medical experience, Dr....
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Cyprus Hosts Sixth-Highest Share of Ukrainian Refugees in EU

Famagusta Gazette 14 May 2025
Germany remains the EU’s largest host country, sheltering 27.8 percent of all Ukrainian refugees ... Foreign ministers from France, Spain, Germany, Italy, and the European Commission reiterated that a halt remains a prerequisite for further diplomatic progress....
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'Really heavy' wake losses raising German offshore wind prices: Vattenfall chief

Recharge 14 May 2025
Germany suffering more from wind wakes than North Sea neighbours such as Denmark given its limited maritime resources, says Swedish power giant’s offshore wind chief .......
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Britain, EU FMs meet in London without concrete results on Ukraine

China Daily 13 May 2025
Foreign ministers from France, Spain, Germany, Italy, and the European Commission reiterated that a halt remains a prerequisite for further diplomatic progress....
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Mooring Lines in Poor Condition Caused Cargo RoRo Endurance to Break Free

The Maritime Executive 10 May 2025
... free from its dock and out-of-control hit a pier and dry dock at the Port of Bremerhaven in Germany. Germany's Federal Bureau of Maritime Casualty Investigation (BSU) issued a report concluding that if the lines had been properly maintained, the incident might never have happened....

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