US Accuses Chinese Satellite Firm Of Helping Houthis Strike Ships In Red Sea
The company in question, Chang Guang Satellite Technology Company Limited, is said to have close ties to China’s People’s Liberation Army.
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U.S Coast Guard’s Only Heavy-Class Icebreaker Undergoes Last Stage of Life Extension Program
The U.S. Coast Guard has started the last stage of the life extension program for its only operational heavy-class icebreaker, the USCGC Polar Star (WAGB-10).
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World’s Largest Cruise Terminal Opens In China, Dethrones MSC Cruise Terminal In Port Miami
Days after MSC Cruises announced the inauguration of world’s largest cruise terminal at Port Miami, the title has now gone to China.
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U.S Navy Ship Stops 2 Drug Smuggling Operations Within 72 Hours On Maiden Deployment
The U.S. Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship USS Minneapolis-Saint Paul (LCS 21) stopped two drug smuggling operations in the Caribbean Sea within a span of 72 hours.
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Port Everglades Welcomes First Cargo Ship Powered By LNG To Call Port
The Crowley ship is one of four new-build vessels using cleaner fuel that the Florida-based global company plans for trade among the U.S., Central America and the Caribbean Basin.
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US Extends Port Ban On Russian Ships As War In Ukraine Continues
The ban grants the US government emergency authority over the regulation of Russian-affiliated ships in American ports.
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Norway’s Largest Zero-Emission Ferry Begins Journey From Turkey
The vessel’s ability to complete the crossing in just one hour makes it the fastest ferry of its kind on such routes.
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ATSB Releases Interim Report On Maersk Shekou’s Crash Into Berthed Tall Ship
The Maersk Shekou, a 333 meter long container vessel had been anchored offshore Fremantle for eight days prior to the incident.
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US Destroys Houthi-Controlled Ras Isa Fuel Port In Yemen; Atleast 58 Killed
The Ras Isa port has been used by the Houthis to smuggle fuel, despite being designated a Foreign Terrorist Organisation.
