Guidelines On Fair Treatment Of Seafarers Detained In Connection With Alleged Crimes Adopted
The Guidelines will now be forwarded to the IMO Legal Committee at its next session (March 2025) for adoption.
Archaeologists Find Shipwreck From Vasco Da Gama’s Final Voyage Into The Indian Ocean
Vasco da Gama took a pioneering route from Europe into the Indian Ocean and was the first person to find a sea route which linked Europe and Africa.
U.S. Navy’s Amphibious Fleet In Poor Condition & Some Out Of Service For Years: Report Reveals
The U.S. Navy’s amphibious fleet, essential for transporting Marines and equipment during military operations, is facing a serious problem.
Watch: Chinese Coast Guard Fires Water Cannons, Sideswipes Philippine Patrol Vessel In South China Sea
The incident happened while the Philippine Coast Guard and Bureau of Fisheries boats were on a routine patrol to protect Filipino fishermen.
Houthi-Hit Tanker Successfully Unloads 150,000 Tons Of Crude Oil After 3 Months Of Attack
The MV Sounion was attacked on August 21, 2024, by Houthi rebels while it was travelling in the Red Sea near Yemen.
2 U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Crew Found Mysteriously Dead Shortly After Arrival In Japan
The incident reminds of a similar tragedy in 2022 when three sailors of the USS George Washington died by suicide within a week.
NATO Plans To Deploy Fleet Of Unmanned Boats In Baltic Sea To Increase Security
The project is in its initial phase, with plans to first deploy USVs to monitor the surface of the seas and then track underwater activity.
U.S. Navy To Strengthen Its Fleet With 1st Ship Capable Of Launching Hypersonic Missiles
The Navy is giving its Zumwalt-class destroyer a major upgrade by turning it into the first ship capable of launching hypersonic missiles.
MAN Starts Full-Scale Testing Of World’s 1st Ammonia-Powered Two-Stroke Engine
After over a year of successful testing on a single-cylinder engine that ran on ammonia, the company is now testing the engine at full scale.