Deutsche Seeschifffahrt
“Europe’s security is at stake”
Poland’s ambassador to Germany, Jan Tadeusz Tombiński, speaks about the importance of maritime infrastructure.
read more: “Europe’s security is at stake”“Maritime sovereignty is of central importance to US policy”
Series: Scott Woodard is the US Consul General in Hamburg. In this interview, he defines American interests – not least in relation to China.
read more: “Maritime sovereignty is of central importance to US policy”“Any disruption to sea routes has serious consequences”
A recent study by the ifo Institute highlights the geo-economic significance of vulnerable sea routes for German foreign trade. In this interview, co-author Prof Katharina Erhardt explains key aspects.
read more: “Any disruption to sea routes has serious consequences”Ships in the crosshairs
Geopolitics: International crises and military conflicts are a growing threat to merchant ships. We highlight why protecting them should be a top priority.
read more: Ships in the crosshairsThe “Sun” in her heart, the machinery under control
Episode 4 | From shipping clerk to engineer on board one of the world’s most advanced research vessels: Lea Seiffart overcame clichés and defies the challenges at sea.
read more: The “Sun” in her heart, the machinery under controlWomen at sea
Series Episode 1 | Fanny Löwenstrom was at the navy and worked as a mooring attendant at Hamburg harbour. Now she works as an operations manager at Fairplay – and her responsibilities aren’t limited to showing the ropes to the tugboats
read more: Women at seaSafe harbour for the soul
Series Part 12 | Pastor Arnd Braun-Storck looks after the interests of seafarers in the “world capital” New York. The German Seamen’s Mission has been present here since 1907.
read more: Safe harbour for the soulSupporting seafarers morally and physically
Series Part 13 | For almost 35 years, the German Seamen’s Mission in Rostock has been looking after the needs of seafarers who call at this important Baltic Sea port city.
read more: Supporting seafarers morally and physically
