Irish Authorities Intercept 300 Kg Cocaine From Canadian Grain Laden Bulker
The vessel left Montreal on December 9 and arrived in Canada, where she carried grain after arriving there in early November from Brazil.
Cruise Ship Loses Navigation Amidst Turbulent Storm In The North Sea
Due to a strong storm, the Norwegian cruise ship MS Maud could not navigate the turbulent North Sea on Thursday, December 21.
Suez Canal Security Concerns Cause Global Supply Chain Disruption
Several shipping firms intend to avoid the vital canal, including OOCL in Hong Kong and Hapag-Lloyd in Germany.
Panama Canal Reports No Surge In Traffic Despite Red Sea Attacks
The Panama Canal Authority stated that they have not observed any notable increase in the number of vessels because of the ongoing Red Sea situation.
Ocean Network Express Halts Red Sea And Suez Canal Navigation Due To Security Risks
Ocean Network Express, a container conglomerate based in Japan, announced on December 19 that it has chosen to temporarily halt operations and divert its vessels
China’s First Domestic Cruise Ship, Adora Magic City, Sets Sail Equipped With Wartsila Solution
Adora Magic City represents a leap forward for the Chinese shipbuilding industry and permits new opportunities for the larger cruising industry in China.
France Bids For Indian Navy’s 50,000 Crore Rafale Marine Fighter Jets Deal
France has officially started bidding for India’s Rs 50,000 crore contract to purchase 26 Rafale Marine fighter jets for the aircraft carriers of the Indian Navy.
Word’s First Fully Electric, Battery-Capable Self-Unloading Ship To Be Developed By CSL And Adbri
CSL declared that it is collaborating with Adelaide Brighton Cement Ltd. to build and also operate the first-ever fully electric battery-capable and self-unloading vessel in the world.
Houthi Attacks Force Rerouting Of More Than 100 Ships, Impacting Global Trade
Attacks by the Houthi rebels on ships near Yemen’s western coast have forced the relocation of more than 100 container ships from the Suez Canal.