Holland America’s Cruise Ship Rotterdam Begins Sustained Biofuel Pilot Test
Holland America Line’s flagship cruise ship, Rotterdam (99,935 gross tons) started a long-term test using 100 percent low carbon intensity…
Greek summer wildfire threat nears, outpacing plans to contain it
When firefighters arrived at a blaze in a pine forest on the Greek island of Rhodes last July, flames were…
As Russia’s "Syrian Express" Takes the Long Way Home, NATO is Watching
On the night of May 1, a U.S Air Force drone took off from the U.S base of Sigonella, Italy,…
Greece’s National Bank reports higher quarterly profit on strong interest income
National Bank NBGr.AT, Greece’s second-largest lender by market value, reported higher earnings for the first-quarter on Wednesday on the back…
Report: Russia is Breaking UN Sanctions Limit on Oil Sales to N. Korea
Russia is breaking UN sanctions on North Korea in a new way, White House officials said Thursday. In addition to…
Bank of England readies its rates steer as investors cool on cuts
The Bank of England must decide next week whether to update its message about when it might cut interest rates…
GAO: U.S. Navy Could Learn From Commercial Shipbuilders’ Standards
The U.S. Navy is struggling to get its next generation of surface combatants and submarines built on time and on…
Fed’s Powell says looming US election will not sway rate decisions
The looming U.S. presidential election will not influence the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on…
Crack in Tanker’s Hull Causes Largest Oil Spill in Ceuta Port History
Spanish authorities at the port of Ceuta on the southern side of the Strait of Gibraltar declared contained what they…
ECB should start cutting rates in June if inflation keeps falling, De Cos says
The European Central Bank should start cutting interest rates in June if inflation continues its gradual decline as expected, European…