CMA CGM Launches 100% Electric Barge In Vietnam To Support Nike’s Decarbonisation Efforts
CMA CGM, Nike and Gemadept launch a fully electric barge in Vietnam, designed to cut inland transport emissions by 778 tonnes of CO₂ annually.
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WHO Instructs Shipping Lines To Carry Dual Documentation Following September 2025 Regulations
WHO urges States to maintain both digital and paper-based ship health documents, ensuring accessibility, authenticity and smooth maritime operations amid the transition to digitalization.
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IMO & Partners Launch 5-Day Action Plan To Prevent Ship Groundings In Latin American Waters
A regional IMO workshop in Peru focuses on strengthening ships’ routeing and reporting systems to improve maritime safety, prevent collisions and protect the marine environment.
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Russia Reopens Sea Of Azov Passage For Grain Ships For First Time Since July
Permission to depart was granted on October 26 to vessels operating from the Russian commercial ports of Temryuk and Kavkaz.
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Japan Considers India For Testing Type-25 Anti-Ship Missile With 1,000-Km Range
Japanese defence officials visited India in mid-May to inspect testing facilities and live-firing ranges.
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Bulgarian Navy Rescues 18 Seafarers After Drone Attack On Cargo Ship In Black Sea
Three naval drones struck the Liberian-flagged container ship Contship Jet off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, sinking the vessel.
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22 Indian Nationals, Including 14 Seafarers, Killed In US-Iran War, Confirms External Ministry
India’s Ministry of External Affairs has confirmed 22 Indian nationals have died amid the West Asia conflict, including 14 seafarers.
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India Approves Rs 10,000 Crore Scheme To Boost Domestic Shipping Container Manufacturing
India’s Union Cabinet has approved the ₹10,000 crore Container Manufacturing Promotion Scheme to boost domestic container production, reduce import dependence and strengthen maritime supply chains, targeting an annual manufacturing capacity of 7.5 lakh TEUs.
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China Develops Uncrewed Trimaran Submarine Designed To Carry Up To 18 Missiles
China is testing a new semi-submersible warship designed to carry multiple missiles and potentially operate without a crew.
