Ship Captains E-mail Houthis To Obtain Permission For Safe Passage Through Red Sea
Yemen’s Houthis have imposed a maritime licensing system in the Red Sea to control commercial shipping traffic through the critical waterway.
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Scientists Crack Code Of 16th Century Brass Lock Recovered From Anne Francis Wreck Off South Wales
Scientists have cracked the four-letter combination of a 16th-century brass padlock that remained buried on a Welsh Beach for almost 400 years.
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Oil Rig Worker Receives 14 Years Jail Sentence For Part In £40 Million Cocaine Smuggling Scheme
David Paterson, an oil rig worker from Peterhead was given a 14 year jail sentence for his part in a £40 million cocaine smuggling case.
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IMO Council Urges Stronger Protection Of Seafarers Amid Threats To Global Shipping
The IMO Council has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting seafarers amid rising maritime security threats, condemning attacks on commercial vessels.
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Adani Ports Agrees €2.56 Billion Deal For Europe’s Second-Largest Liquid Storage Operator
Adani Ports to acquire Evos, Europe’s second-largest independent liquid storage operator, with 8 terminals, 452 tanks and 63 berths, in a €2.56 billion deal.
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One Of The World’s Largest Warships Docks In Singapore On Way To The Middle East
USS Theodore Roosevelt docks in Singapore for a port visit before sailing through the Malacca Strait to relieve a carrier group in the Middle East.
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Indian Navy Adds Fifth Of 8 Shallow Water Anti-Submarine Warship With Over 80% Indigenous Content
GRSE has delivered INS Amini, the fifth of eight anti-submarine shallow water craft, to the Indian Navy with over 80% indigenous content.
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Seaspan Places Record-Breaking Canadian Steel Order To Build Canada’s Next Generation Of Icebreakers
Seaspan has awarded a $182 million contract to Algoma Steel and Stigterstaal Canada to supply Canadian-made steel for up to six multi-purpose icebreakers for the Canadian Coast Guard
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Finland Jails Russian Captain And Bosun Over Baltic Cable Damage
Finland jails the Fitburg captain and boatswain for cutting two undersea telecom cables with a dragged anchor, and rules its courts have jurisdiction.
