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Articles for April 2025
When does damage become a crime?
Enrico Vergani and Giulia Morelli, of BonelliErede, take a look at recent subsea cable damage and the issues which might lie behind it
Smart containers gaining traction in increasingly digitalised world
Richard Allingham, Edward Locke and Edwin Chan, of Hill Dickinson, report on the changing nature of cargo carriage
The challenges of digitalising marine insurance explored
Lars Lange, of IUMI, discusses the challenges of one of the oldest trading sectors in the world, and the oldest insurance class, moving into the 21st century and digitalising its operations
The impact of data, AI and automation on risk management
Johnny McCord, of Loadsure, considers the way in which the use of data is changing risk management
Rise of the digital machines
Nazery Khalid discusses the use of Industry 4.0 in shipyard and shipping operations
A growing trend of criminalising seafarers: cause for concern?
James Broomhall, at Grosvenor Law, considers the rise in criminalisation incidents and takes a closer look at the Solong incident
Innovators strive for great safety in cargo handling
Safety innovators in the field of cargo handling from across the globe have been celebrated through their involvement in the TT Club Innovation in Safety Award, organised by the industry's representative association ICHCA International. ICHCA has collated details of each innovation in their entirety. Here, Mike Yarwood, of sponsors TT Club, endeavors to give the reader a feel for the quality of solutions included in the Digest
Addressing the recruitment challenges in the P&I sector
Britta Patriksson, at The Swedish Club, explains the Club's proactive approach to bringing people into the sector
IMO wonders how to start its fight against flagging fraud
The IMO says fraudulent ship registrations are an urgent threat to safety, the environment and the rules-based order. But a holistic, global fix to the problem is not going to come overnight, writes Declan Bush of Lloyd's List