Pirates release ship as Japan seeks fightback go-ahead

Somali pirates have released the Turkish cargoship Yasa Neslihan, hijacked in October after her owners paid a ransom, Turkey's Anatolian news agency said yesterday.

Lloyd's List reports information from Reuters that the 82,849 dwt kamsarmax bulk carrier was en route...

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