U.S. Sanctions On Rosneft & Lukoil Already Cutting Russia’s Oil Revenue, Treasury Says
The measures, announced on 22 October, are one of the strongest U.S. sanctions since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
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Suez Canal Container Terminal Completes USD 500 Million Expansion At East Port Said
The new investments at SCCT also support faster transshipment and the use of advanced digital planning tools, including digital twins.
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Panga Captain Charged After Deadly Capsizing That Killed Four Off Imperial Beach
A 37-year-old Mexican national has been arrested and charged with smuggling migrants for money and smuggling that resulted in death.
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HD Hyundai Becomes World’s First Shipbuilder To Build & Deliver 5,000 Ships
The 5,000th vessel delivered by HD Hyundai is the Diego Silang, the second offshore patrol vessel built for the Philippine Navy.
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Chinese Ships Jam Signals During Hour-Long Philippine Resupply Mission At Disputed Shoal
The mission on Friday involved transporting food, fuel and a new rotation of navy personnel to the grounded BRP Sierra Madre.
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Filipina Master Mariner Wins Seafarer Of The Year At 2025 Crew Connect Global Awards
The award recognises individuals who show exceptional leadership, dedication, and a strong contribution to the maritime community.
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Footage Captures Dramatic Moment Torpedo Struck Frigate & Sank It Within Minutes
NATO released video of the strike, which showed a heavyweight torpedo hitting the ship and sending it to the bottom within minutes.
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Single Loose Wire On Containership Dali Caused Blackouts That Led To Collision With Baltimore’s Key Bridge
After the first blackout, the ship’s heading swung towards starboard, bringing it dangerously close to Pier 17 of the Key Bridge.
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NGO Calls On EU To Use Ship Recycling to Cut Steel And Construction Emissions
Ship recycling presents a strategic opportunity for Europe to meet its goals on circularity and cleaner industrial policies.
