Workers Find Rare Artifact From WWII’s "Greatest Raid," Operation Chariot
A museum near St. Nazaire, France is now the proud owner of a hatch from HMS Campbeltown, found about 100…
Eastern Shipbuilding Launches New Ferry for Long Island Sound
Eastern Shipbuilding Group has launched and christened a new vessel to help Long Island’s commuters dodge traffic. The newly-built Long…
Greek Ban on Bottom Trawling Stirs Controversy
Bottom trawling has long attracted controversy over its environmental impact. As long ago as the 1880s, complaints from line fishers…
Japan’s New Whaling Ship Raises Concerns for Conservationists
Japanese whaling industry has gained more capacity with the launch of Kangei Maru, a new whaling mother ship that can…
To Safely Transit the Red Sea, Shadow a Chinese Ship
It was a sunny morning with calm seas on March 6, 2024, a fine day for sailing the tranquil waters…
India Holds Keel Laying for Next-Generation Patrol Vessels
On Friday, the keel laying ceremony of the Indian Navy’s first Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessels (NGOPVs) was held at…
Maersk Resumes Liquidation of its Russian Container Shipping Subsidiary
Maersk has resumed the process of liquating its Russian subsidiary, Maersk LLC (St. Petersburg), as part of its final steps…
NAVTOR Calls on Hydrographic Offices to Support Onshore ENC Roll Out
NAVTOR is calling on hydrographic offices and other industry stakeholders to help urgently “bridge the divide” between vessels and management…
Stella Maris Warns Seafarers of Risks Running the Red & Black Sea Gauntlet
Leading maritime charity Stella Maris is warning of the growing dangers facing crew members running the gauntlet of the world’s…
World’s Most Environmentally Friendly Tug Fleet Delivered to HaiSea Marine
With the recent arrival in British Columbia of HaiSea Warrior, the full fleet of LNG powered escort tugs and battery…