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However, the distinction apparently mattered so much to Taiming Zhang that he attempted to take James Cook Hotel to the highest human rights jurisdiction in the country for ruining his New Year ...

Despite some controversial calls and some curious spots of the football in their loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game, Buffalo Bills running back James Cook refused to blame ...

A Canadian national and his partner were robbed and killed in Greenwood, St. James, on Thursday evening. They have been identified as 61-year-old Clayton Arthur Cooke and 37-year-old Gem Cecelia Cooke ...

But, Buffalo running back James Cook is not buying into that narrative. There are two calls that fans and observers are saying “proves” that the NFL rigged the game for the Chiefs. The first came in ...

according to the International Maritime Organization. The ship will leave Turkey during the summer of 2025 for the French Atlantic port of Saint-Nazaire, then will begin its first rotation toward ...

Police in Norway said Friday they had released a Russian-crewed cargo ship seized over suspected ... Alexander Kalchev, CEO of Navibulgar, the Bulgarian maritime shipping company that operates ...

Police in Norway said Friday they had released a Russian-crewed cargo ship seized over suspected involvement in damage to a fibre-optic cable in the Baltic Sea, having found no evidence linking it to ...

Amidst national election pressures, Australia remains active in child deterring maritime arrivals, with Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke set to visit Nauru. Meanwhile, negotiations are underway with ...

A maritime security source told Reuters that the fire resulted from hazardous cargo on board. There has been a spate of fires on board container ships in recent years due to flammable cargoes.

More ships than ever are being abandoned around the world by their owners, according to the United Nations’ labor and maritime organizations, leaving thousands of workers stuck on board without ...