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Topic: International Maritime Organization

Carnival Triumph passengers have fewer rights than air travelers (+video)
As the Carnival Triumph inches toward port, attention is turning to what rights its passengers have. But the cruise industry receives less oversight than the airline industry.
North Korea preps for rocket launch despite international warnings
Russia, China warn North Korea about potential rocket launch
North Korea rocket preparations: Could it be a bluff?
Extensive NJ cargo ship search turns up no stowaways
Costa Concordia: Did the captain break any law in abandoning ship?
Piracy on the rise off West Africa's coast
What will US do with 15 Somali pirates after fatal hijacking?
Somali pirate gets stiff sentence in US court. Will it deter piracy?
Cool Astronomy South Korea to attempt first space launch Wednesday
Global News Blog Hamas assassination: Australia outraged at identity theft, Israel ambassador summoned
Maersk Alabama: Should ships use armed guards to stop Somali pirates?
Why did an Antarctic cruise ship sink?
Maritime officials seek more authority to confront pirates
Global News Blog North Korea sets April time frame for satellite launch
Oil capture spotlights Somali pirates' reach
A secret to improving cargo ship efficiency: Go fly a kite
A secret to improving cargo ship efficiency: Go fly a kite
A secret to improving cargo ship efficiency: Go fly a kite

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