Crew Member Seriously Injured Due To Lack Of Communication On Bulk Carrier In New Zealand
An on-board crane was hoisting stanchions (vertical posts for securing logs on the main deck) when the crane’s block struck an able seaman.
MOL To Merge Its 3 Subsidiaries To Establish A Maritime Decarbonization Hub
MOL has announced plans to merge three of its group companies to form a new technical hub to advance decarbonization efforts.
IMO Designates Canadian Arctic & Norwegian Sea As New Emission Control Areas
The IMO has adopted major amendments to MARPOL Annex VI during the 82nd session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee.
Long-lost Shipwreck Loaded With Gold Worth $13 Million Found In African Dessert
Diamond miners in Namibia have discovered the wreckage of a Portuguese ship with treasure worth $13 million.
ABS Unveils Industry’s First Comprehensive Rules For Floating Nuclear Power Plants
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has issued the first comprehensive rules regulating floating nuclear power facilities.
Watch: Russia Destroys Cargo Ship Delivering Ammunition To Ukraine In The Black Sea
Russian forces have hit a civilian vessel docked at Ukraine’s port of Yuzhny using an Iskander-M missile during a nighttime missile raid.
U.S. To Spend $1.2 Billion To Maintain Red Sea Operations & Restock Missile Stockpiles
The Pentagon plans to spend around $1.2 billion to maintain its naval forces deployed in the Red Sea and restock missile stockpiles.
New Zealand Navy Loses 1st Ship At Sea Since WW II After It Catches Fire & Sinks
A Royal New Zealand Navy ship, HMNZS Manawanui, sank off the coast of Samoa after running aground and catching fire.
DG Shipping Issues Advisory For Seafarers Regarding Heightening Israel-Iran Tensions
DG Shipping issued an urgent advisory to seafarers, shipowners and employers about travel and operations involving Iranian Ports.