India’s SDHI To Complete 5 Offshore Support Vessels For San Maritime At Revived Pipavav Yard
The vessels, originally part of a 12-ship order for ONGC, remained unfinished after the yard’s earlier collapse.
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World’s Largest US Aircraft Carrier USS Gerald R. Ford Battles Massive Toilet Failure Amid Iran Tensions
More than 4,500 sailors onboard are dealing with a far more immediate problem: hundreds of non-functioning toilets.
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Panama Forces CK Hutchison Staff Out Of Key Panama Canal Terminals After Supreme Court Ruling
The Balboa terminal lies on the Pacific side of the canal, while Cristobal serves the Atlantic entrance. Both are key transshipment hubs.
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UK Targets Oil Giant Transneft And 175 Firms In Largest Sanctions Package Since 2022
The UK government stated that more than 3,000 individuals, businesses and ships have now been sanctioned under its Russia regime.
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Rare Twin-Hulled Ferry Sea Star Tilos Sinks At Turkish Shipyard, Crew Airlifted By Ladder
The Guinea-Bissau-registered vessel was undergoing maintenance at Altinova Shipyard when severe weather struck the region.
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Iran Nears Supersonic Anti-Ship Missile Deal With China As US Expands Naval Presence
Two weapons experts familiar with the system stated that its deployment would pose a serious challenge to US naval assets operating in the region.
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Video: Philippine Coast Guard Completes 27-Day Deep-Water Search Of Sunken MV Trisha Kerstin 3, 14 Still Missing
More than a dozen public officials have been dismissed for allowing the operator to continue operating vessels in unseaworthy conditions.
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China Deploys Record-High Maritime Militia Fleet Across South China Sea In 2025
Most of the vessels are members of the Spratly Backbone Fishing Fleet, which is numerically larger than the professional component of the militia.
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U.S. Forces Seize Third Sanctioned Oil Tanker In Indian Ocean After Tracking It From Caribbean
The crude oil tanker Bertha flies under the Cook Islands flag and is linked to Shanghai Legendary Ship Management Company Limited.
