New Zealand’s Largest Naval Ship Makes Rare Passage Through Taiwan Strait
A source familiar with the mission said Chinese ships and aircraft closely monitored Aotearoa during the transit.
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Police Raid South Korean Shipyard After Worker’s Death During LNG Carrier Assembly
The accident took place on the morning of 17 October, when a structural work platform collapsed at the LNG carrier system assembly area.
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Poland Chooses Sweden’s Advanced A26 Submarines To Replace Its Ageing Soviet-Era Fleet
Each submarine features four 533 mm torpedo tubes and two 400 mm tubes, and can also be equipped with a module for vertical-launch cruise missiles.
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Singapore Surpasses Hong Kong To Become World’s Fourth-Largest Ship Registry
Globally, Liberia remains the largest ship registry, followed by Panama and the Marshall Islands, according to data from Clarksons.
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IIT Madras Deploys India’s First Indigenous Vessel Traffic Management System
The system is currently operational at Vizhinjam International Seaport Limited (VISL) in Kerala, which was inaugurated on 2 May 2025.
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Cap de Barbaria To Become Europe’s First Ferry To Produce Hydrogen Onboard Using Methanol System
The eNomad system will be available in the coming weeks and will turn the Cap de Barbaria into an experimental hydrogen laboratory.
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World’s Most Powerful Non-Nuclear Icebreaker Departs On Months-Long Mission To Antarctica
The cutter’s commanding officer, Capt. Jeff Rasnake, said that the crew has worked diligently to maintain and operate the ageing vessel.
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Brazil Sues Agencies Over 2015 Shipwreck That Released 700,000 Litres Of Oily Waste & Killed 5,000 Cattle
The lawsuit seeks at least 5 million reais (about $936,873) in compensation, along with an additional 91,400 reais for environmental damage.
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4 Crew Members Injured After Engine Room Fire On Cargo Ship At Port Of Wilmington
Fire and emergency personnel are expected to continue monitoring conditions aboard the vessel as the investigation progresses.
