Indian Seafarersโ Union Urges IMO Action Over Fake Ship Registries Endangering Seafarers
The union says the practice has put seafarers at risk and left the families of dead crew members struggling to get compensation.
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Tanker Oil Spill Forces UAE To Close All Beaches In Umm Al Quwain As Cleanup Continues
In a statement on Friday, the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment revealed that its monitoring system detected the oil spill.
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Historic Dredge McFarland Ends Operational Service After Nearly 60 Years Of Service
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Philadelphia District honored the Dredge McFarland during a farewell ceremony Oct. 23 at Fort Mifflin.
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Indonesia Intercepts Mongolian-Flagged Tanker Carrying 1.16 Tonnes Of Ketamine
Eight crew members were arrested, while a separate raid on a laboratory in Aceh province led to the arrest of 11 people.
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Worldโs First Ammonia Dual-Fuel VLAC Fitted With Everllence Main Engine Delivered
Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has named Terra Clove, the worldโs first ammonia dual-fuel Very Large Ammonia Carrier (VLAC).
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Global Dual-Fuel Fleet Surpasses 500 Active Vessels As Investment Exceeds $200 Billion, WSC Reports
The World Shipping Councilโs data suggest that there are over 500 dual-fuel container vessels and vehicle carriers in the world.
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Worldโs Largest Battery-Electric Ship, China Zorrilla, Enters Service On River Plate For Buquebus
The worldโs largest battery-electric vessel, China Zorilla, has entered commercial service after completing its maiden trip on the Rio de la Plata.
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China Secures Over 80% of Global Ship Orders In First 9 Months, Consolidating Its Maritime Dominance
China now leads the world in new ship orders, with its shipyards securing almost 81.8% of them in the first 9 months of 2026.
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Romania Blames Russia as Drone Sinks Ship Off Constanศa, Killing Seafarer
One seafarer died, and three are missing after a Comoros-flagged cargo ship, Khoryv, sank in the Black Sea after getting hit by a drone strike.
