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Shipping safety, protection of seafarers: the Ministry of Development outlined legislative initiatives for this year
The Ministry of Development of Ukraine has named key legislative initiatives for 2026 regarding maritime and inland waterway transport.
Georgia is ready to share with Ukraine its experience in improving the seafarers’ training system
Georgia has expressed its readiness to share with Ukraine its own experience in improving the seafarers’ training system.
Demand for Ukrainian export corn is growing
Since the middle of last week, demand has exceeded supply on the export market for feed corn, which has pushed prices up.
Polish farmers will protest at the border with Ukraine, but will not block the road, — Consul General
Polish farmers will gather for a protest on the Polish-Ukrainian border on January 23, but will not block traffic.
Indian operator of world’s largest refinery to resume Russian oil imports in February
India’s Reliance Industries Ltd is set to resume Russian oil purchases in February and March after a month-long hiatus.
Kernel CEO reminded in Davos that Ukraine does not pose a threat to EU farmers
The Ukrainian agricultural sector, despite the war, remains the pillar of the national economy and at the same time is part of the food infrastructure of Europe.
Russia restricts entry to its ports for ships that have previously been to Ukraine
Since the beginning of the year, Russia has begun to restrict the entry of ships that have previously been to Ukraine into its Black Sea ports.
New Greek tankers join Russia’s “shadow fleet” for the first time
Despite reputational risks and insurance restrictions, the profitability of the voyages was sufficient for two large Greek companies to take this step.
Russians claim attack on port terminal in Krasnodar region
On the evening of January 21, drones attacked terminals at the Taman port in the village of Volna, Temryuk district, Krasnodar region.
Russia will continue to attack underwater infrastructure in the Baltics, intelligence says
Moscow’s ability to use civilian and specialized vessels in the Baltic region for pressure and sabotage remains significant.
