Philippines Denies Giving Up Reef In Disputed South China Sea Amidst Standoff With China
The Philippines has made it clear that it has no intention of giving up on a reef in the South China Sea, two days after it removed a ship stationed there.
U.S Navy Commissions USS New Jersey, First Ever Submarine For A Mixed Gender Crew
In a historic development, the U.S. Navy commissioned its first coed submarine, marking the beginning of inclusivity in the oceans.
World’s Largest Hotel-Branded Superyacht Sets Sail For Maiden Voyage
Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has officially launched its second superyacht, the 448-passenger Ilma.
India Establishes Its First Maritime Arbitration Center
India has established its first maritime arbitration center, the India International Maritime Dispute Resolution Center (IDRC).
Yanmar Unveils Its First Electric Propulsion Product For Emission-Free Sailing
Yanmar Marine International, a leading marine engine manufacturer, has launched its first-ever electric propulsion product, the E-Saildrive.
Watch: U.S. Coast Guard Airlifts Injured Crew Member From Oil Tanker Off Texas Coast
The U.S. Coast Guard medevaced a crew member from an oil tanker 9 miles off the coast of Freeport, Texas, on September 10, 2024.
107-Year Maritime Mystery Solved After WWI Russian Shipwreck Discovered In North Sea
A sonar survey of the MarramWind floating offshore wind farm in the North Sea has solved a 107-year-old maritime mystery.
Japan’s Largest Aircraft Carrier Heads To California For F-35B Flight Trials
JS Kaga will conduct operational tests with Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II multirole fighter aircraft off the coast of San Diego.
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Tug Boats Begin Towing Houthi-hit MV Sounion Tanker [Photos]
The MV Sounion is being towed in the Red Sea as part of a complex salvage operation led by the European Union’s Operation ASPIDES.