US, Türkiye Discuss Naval Shipbuilding Cooperation Amid Growing Competition With China
Turkish shipyards are capable of building more than 30 naval vessels at the same time for domestic use and export customers, including Pakistan.
China Remains World’s Largest Shipbuilder In 2025
New contracts signed during the year totalled 107.82 million DWT, giving China a 69 per cent share of global new-build orders.
Italian Coast Guard Detains Livestock Carrier After Finding 54 Safety Deficiencies
The inspection followed a serious incident, when the ship’s captain reported engine trouble while sailing south of Sardinia.
Watch: U.S. Coast Guard, Tanker Crew Rescue 3 From Flooding Sailboat Off Florida
The three mariners were taken aboard the motor tanker Radiant Pride and were reported to be in stable condition, with no injuries.
Fifteen Dead After Speedboat Collides With Greek Patrol Vessel Near Chios
The incident is one of the deadliest migrant-related maritime accidents in Greece in recent years.
World’s Largest All-Electric Container Ship Begins Sea Trials In China
The vessel is China’s first domestically built 10,000-ton-class intelligent sea vessel powered entirely by electricity.
EU Drafts ‘Made In EU’ Plan To Strengthen Domestic Shipbuilding
The Commission believes this could help boost production of ferries, research vessels, icebreakers and tugs at European shipyards.
40-Year-Old Cargo Ship Runs Aground Near Panama Canal’s Atlantic Entrance
Authorities confirmed that all crew members were safely evacuated from the ship and that no injuries were reported.
Estonia Detains Cargo Ship With Russian Crew Over Suspected Smuggling
Authorities said there were reasons to believe the vessel could be linked to smuggling activity from South America.
