Tag #Maritime Law

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Russian Court Orders $1 Billion in Damages for Sunken Tankers

A Russian court ordered the owners of two tankers that sank in the Kerch Strait in December 2024, spilling 9,000 tons of fuel oil, to pay a combined 85 billion rubles ($1 billion USD) in damages for violating maritime regulations and causing significant environmental damage to the Black and Azov Sea...

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Life Below Water
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Flagless Tanker's Detention Exposes Growing Lawlessness at Sea

The Estonian authorities detained the flagless tanker Kiwala in April 2025 for 40 safety deficiencies, exposing the growing problem of shadow vessels evading international regulations by operating without proper registration, highlighting the lack of oversight in Russian and Indian ports and the nee...

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Tanker Failures Highlight Panama's 'Flag of Convenience' Issue

Two tankers, Eventin and Jazz, carrying Russian oil, experienced mechanical failures in the Baltic Sea; both are registered in Panama, a 'flag of convenience' state known for its lax regulations, highlighting safety concerns and regulatory challenges.

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San José Galleon: A Legal Battle Over Looted Gold

The Spanish galleon San José, sunk in Colombian waters in 1708, containing gold looted from indigenous groups, is at the center of a legal battle involving Sea Search Armada, indigenous communities, Spain, and Colombia, raising complex issues of ownership and cultural heritage.

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VW Car Fire Lawsuit: Liability for Sinking Felicity Ace at Issue

Thousands of VW cars sank with the Felicity Ace in February 2022 after a fire; a lawsuit in Braunschweig, Germany, is determining liability for the hundreds of millions of euros in losses, with the ship's owner and insurers blaming a Porsche Taycan's battery, while VW denies responsibility.

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Tanker Incidents Highlight Panama's Popular 'Flag of Convenience'

Two tankers, Eventin and Jazz, both flagged in Panama, experienced incidents; Eventin, part of Russia's 'shadow fleet,' is banned from sailing by German authorities, while Jazz's engine trouble was resolved. This highlights Panama's open ship registry, offering low fees and lax regulations, making i...

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Estlink 2 Cable Damaged: Months-Long Disruption Expected

The Estlink 2 underwater electricity cable connecting Estonia and Finland was damaged on December 25th, 2023, causing a disruption expected to last several months; investigations are underway, considering potential external interference.

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Philippines-China South China Sea Dispute Escalates

Philippines passes laws defining its maritime territories, angering China and escalating tensions in the South China Sea.

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