9 Indian Seafarers Released By Libyan Rebel Group After Months Of Captivity
Nine sailors from India of a merchant vessel who had been held captive for many months by a local militia in Libya have finally been released.
US, UK Navies Respond To Distress Call From Ship “Harassed” By Iranian Revolutionary Guard
UK’s Royal Navy came to the rescue of a vessel in the Strait of Hormuz after the Revolutionary Guard of Iran “harassed” the ship.
Australia And Singapore To Establish A Joint Green And Digital Shipping Corridor By 2025 End
Australia and Singapore have commenced discussions to explore areas of cooperation in green and digital shipping.
Seaspan Shipyards Building The First Polar Icebreaker In Canada In More Than 60 Years
Seaspan is designing and building the first heavy Polar Icebreaker in Canada harnessing strengths across its multidisciplinary shipbuilding team.
ONE Announces Delivery Of Its First Ever 24,000-TEU Container Ship “ONE INNOVATION”
ONE announces that “ONE INNOVATION”, the company’s first-ever 24,000-TEU class Megamax, was successfully delivered at Kure Shipyard.
Keel Authenticated For Future USS Pittsburgh, A San Antonio-Class Amphibious Transport Dock
The keel for the future USS Pittsburgh (LPD 31), was ceremonially laid at Huntington Ingalls Industries’ Ingalls Shipbuilding division.
US, Philippines, And Japan To Conduct First-Ever Joint Naval Drills In South China Sea
The U.S. is going to conduct joint exercises with the Coast Guards of the Philippines and Japan for the first time ever.
China’s First Large Domestic Cruise Ship To Undock In Shanghai Soon
China’s first-ever domestically built large cruise vessel has officially commenced the much-awaited countdown to its delivery.
China’s 1st Offshore CO2 Facility Becomes Operational In The South China Sea
On Thursday, China’s first-ever offshore million-ton carbon storage assignment was put into operation in the South China Sea.