UK’s First Uncrewed Mine-Hunting Vessel ‘Ariadne’ Joins Royal Navy
Ariadne will strengthen the Royal Navy’s ability to identify and neutralise sea mines while keeping personnel out of hazardous zones.
NTSB Recommends 68 Bridges In US Be Evaluated For Risk Of Collapse From Vessel Strike
The NTSB recommended that bridge owners develop and implement a comprehensive risk reduction plan, if the calculations indicate a bridge has a risk level above the AASHTO threshold.
Sri Lanka Inaugurates 1st Seafarer Wellness Centre To Support Maritime Workforce
Sri Lanka has opened its first-ever Seafarer Wellness Centre, “The Palace,” providing dedicated support for the well-being of maritime workers.
Colombian Navy Personnel Extradited To US For Assisting Drug Cartels Evade Patrols
The suspects accepted money from drug cartels in exchange for recruiting Colombian Navy personnel to plant GPS tracking devices on naval vessels.
Russia & US To Discuss Black Sea Shipping & Ukraine Ceasefire In Saudi Arabia
The discussions will take place in Riyadh with the US delegation first meeting Ukrainian officials before holding separate talks with Russia.
DNV, HD KSOE, and HD Hydrogen Partner To Develop Carbon Capture For Ship Fuel Cells
The three companies recently signed a Joint Industry Project agreement to focus on integrating Pressure Swing Adsorption technology.
Cruise Ship Passengers Told To Turn Off Lights, Close Curtains In High-Risk Piracy Zone
Those in the balcony or window-facing cabins were asked to move into the hallway while keeping their doors shut.
US Sanctions Chinese Oil Refinery & Ships Facilitating Iranian Oil Trade
This is the fourth round of sanctions against Iran’s oil trade since the US launched a renewed “maximum pressure” campaign in February 2025.
Investigation Reveals Safety Failures After 3 Stevedores Die In Enclosed Space On Bulk Carrier
Three stevedores lost their lives in a tragic enclosed space accident on the Berge Mawson, an Isle of Man-registered bulk carrier