Hapag-Lloyd Concludes Long-Term Offtake Agreement For Green Methanol
Hapag-Lloyd has reached an agreement with Goldwind, a global strategic partner in clean energy with headquarters in Beijing, China.
India & UK Sign Deal To Power Future Navy Ships With Electric Propulsion
India has signed a deal with the UK to collaborate on designing and developing electric propulsion systems for future warships.
Protesters Block Main Access To Georgia’s Largest Commercial Hub, Black Sea Port Of Poti
Protests have erupted across Georgia after the government suspended talks about joining the European Union for four years.
Watch: In A First, World’s Most Beautiful Ship, Amerigo Vespucci, Docks In Mumbai
The ship isn’t alone. It brought along “Villaggio Italia,” a mini-expo showcasing the best of Italian culture.
Panama Removes Six Vessels From Its Registry After UK Sanctions
The president of Panama, José Raúl Mulino, issued a decree that orders the removal of ships that are tied to international sanctions.
China’s Coast Guard Patrols Disputed Scarborough Shoal In South China Sea
The Chinese Coast Guard has been increasing patrols around the shoal, which both China and the Philippines claim as their own.
Europe’s Most Powerful Warship Heads To India Amid Rising Tensions In Indo-Pacific
The Charles de Gaulle, a 42,500-ton nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, will be in India for joint exercises with the Indian Navy.
Australia Makes Largest Ever Drug Bust Worth $760 Million Off Queensland Coast, 13 Arrested
Australian authorities have arrested 13 people after seizing a record-breaking 2.34 tonnes of cocaine, worth around $760 million.
Passengers Onboard Luxury Cruise Ship Stage Hunger Strike After Engine Failure
Guests onboard a Luxury Cruise Ship owned by Swan Hellenic, which was heading to Antarctica, went on a hunger strike after issues with the ship’s engine cut their journey short.