LoginUkraine Disabled Russian Maritime Patrol Aircraft Before Submarine Strike
In advance of the drone sub strike on the Russian Navy submarine pen on the Black Sea, Ukraine's SBU security service paved the way by damaging the o...
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Takeover Offers Prompt Debate Over ZIM's National Security Role
Shares in Israeli container line ZIM soared in value on Tuesday after the company's board said that it is evaluating a possible private buyout. At le...
Floating Crane Catches Fire at Russian Ship Repair Yard
On Tuesday, a major fire broke out at a small ship repair yard in Nizhy Novgorod, a city on the Volga in western Russia. The Ministry of Emergency Si...
Liberia, Marshall Islands, & Panama's International Flag-State Association
The International Flag-State Association (IFA), an association of the world’s three largest registries, Liberia, the Republic of the Marshall Islands,...
Rekind Accelerates Development of Biomass Pyrolysis Technology in Indonesia
PT Rekayasa Industri (Rekind), Advanced Energy Solutions (AES), and RINA, the multinational engineering consultancy, inspection and certification grou...
From Targets to Trade-Offs: Why 2026 Will Redefine Decarbonization Path
As 2025 draws to a close, the global shipping industry finds itself far from the clean-fuel sprint that many had anticipated. Despite ambitious decarb...
Venezuela's Oil Exports Grind Towards a Halt Under U.S. Pressure
Venezuela is having difficulty in getting its oil to market due to U.S. tanker seizures in the Caribbean, multiple officials told the New York Times...
JERA Advances Plans to Ship Ammonia Produced in Louisiana to Japan
Japan’s largest power generation and energy company, JERA, is advancing its plans to ship low-carbon ammonia from a production facility in Louisiana...
China to Develop New Port in Kuwait for Regional and Global Trade
Kuwait and China formalized a new agreement, building on their cooperation and which aims to complete the development of a new port in northern Kuwait...
U.S. Offshore Wind Developers Stop Work and Explore Next Steps
From New England to the Mid-Atlantic regions, offshore wind developers reported they were complying with the government order to suspend offshore inst...
Report: U.S. Navy Exceeded Limits for Underperforming Recruits
In its rush to meet recruitment targets, the U.S. Navy exceeded the allowable legal limit for recruits who underperform on standard armed forces capa...
Iranian Navy Sends Out Two Flotillas – Destinations Uncertain
The Commander of Iran’s regular Navy (Nedaja), Rear Admiral Shahram Irani, told a conference of clergymen in Tehran late last week that he has dispat...
Cargo Discharged from Fire-Damaged ONE and Wan Hai Vessels
The salvage operation for two recent containership fires, ONE Henry Hudson and Wan Hai 503, is continuing. The details show the intricate process req...
Product Tanker Giant Hafnia Launches Plan for Mega-Merger with Torm
World-leading product tanker company Hafnia has purchased a large block of shares in competitor Torm, and has signaled plans to pursue a mega-merger b...
Cargo Ship and Ports Damaged During Massive Russian Attack on Ukraine
Ukrainian officials are reporting what they called a “massive Russian strike” directed overnight and into this morning broadly at the country’s infras...
CMA CGM Sends ULCV Through Suez Canal as 2026 Traffic Return is Predicted
The Suez Canal Authority is highlighting what it is calling a “new phase in the return of containerships” as it marked the first transits in two years...
One Killed in U.S. Attack on Suspected Drug Smuggling Boat
On Monday, U.S. Southern Command announced the destruction of another suspected smuggling boat in the waters of the Eastern Pacific, the 29th such st...
China Protests U.S. Seizures of Venezuela-Linked Tankers
China's government is voicing its opposition to the Trump administration's campaign of tanker seizures off the coast of Venezuela. The U.S. Coast Gua...
Study: Baltic GPS Disruption Comes From a Tactically-Controlled Network
The Baltic is a notorious hotspot for GPS interference, particularly in the region around the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. But pinning down the ext...
ONEX Shipyards Wins Greece’s First Newbuild Order in Decades
Greece’s ONEX Shipyards and MEGATUGS announced an agreement to build new tugboats at the Elefsina shipyard. It makes a key milestone for the restorat...
