Smoke Detected In Cargo Hold Of Maersk Containership En Route To Colombia
Once inspections are completed and the port gives approval, the vessel will berth in Charleston to discharge the affected containers.
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EU Shipping Emissions Hit An All-Time High In 2024 Since Official Reporting Began
The emissions rose by 13% even though maritime trade slowed down due to Houthi attacks on Red Sea Shipping.
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Fire On Container Ship In Malaysian Port Takes The Lives Of 3 Crew Members
Three men have died, and three others were critically injured after a fire started on a container ship.
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China’s First Domestically Produced Aircraft Carrier Fujian Enters Service
China’s new aircraft carrier, the Fujian, has entered service after several sea trials, with analysts saying the ship could help Beijing expand its influence beyond its waters.
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China Reveals Critical Specifications For World’s Largest Nuclear-Powered Cargo Ship
Experts believe thorium-powered ships could operate for years without refuelling, with less risk and pollution compared to conventional systems.
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World Shipping Council Launches Updated Global Whale Chart To Reduce Ship Strikes
The WSC Whale Chart brings together all known mandatory and voluntary ship-strike and underwater noise reduction measures worldwide.
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U.S. Coast Guard Makes History With Record-Breaking Cocaine Seizure In 2025
Most of the seizures took place across the Eastern Pacific and the Caribbean Sea, both recognised as major transit zones for drug trafficking.
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South Korea Says U.S. Shipyard Lacks Capability For Nuclear Submarine Project
South Korea is already home to some of the world’s top shipbuilders, including Hanwha Ocean, which jointly owns the Philly Shipyard.
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Greek Coast Guard Chief Among 21 Officers Charged Over One of Deadliest Maritime Disasters
The fishing boat Adriana sank in June 2023 off the southwestern coast of Greece with an estimated 750 people on board.
