Op-Ed: The Maritime Security Operation in the Red Sea Has Limits
The importance of maritime trade is often highlighted to justify naval spending and operations. When commercial traffic in the Red…
Judge Throws Out Five "Fat Leonard" Convictions Over Procedural Failures
A federal judge in San Diego has vacated the convictions of five former Navy officers who admitted to taking bribes…
The Black Sea Container Market Has Adapted to Disruption
The Black Sea container market has undergone significant disruption, with Ukraine at the forefront of these changes. Prior to the…
Russia May Try to Redraw its Boundaries in the Baltic Sea
Russia Proposes Controversial Review of Maritime Zones in the Baltic Sea Russia has riled up its western neighbors with a…
Opinion: U.S. Should Not Waver on Ties to Strategic Pacific Islands
After more than four years of negotiation, economic assistance funding has been approved under the Compacts of Association, the agreements…
Maritime Leaders Celebrate U.S. Shipping Heritage on National Maritime Day
On Wednesday, the American maritime industry celebrated National Maritime Day, the annual opportunity to recognize maritime’s contributions to the economy…
Shipping: EU Carbon Market Could Trend Downwards
The EU carbon market could be set for further correction moving forward, with could impact the EU Emissions Scheme, which…
“General Average and the Onus of Proof: Establishing Seaworthiness in Marine Insurance”
As a marine risks manager and marine claims consultant with 33 years of experience, I have seen numerous cases where…
Indonesia believed to buy about 210,000 T rice in tender, traders say
Indonesian state purchasing agency Bulog is believed to have purchased about 210,000 metric tons of rice an international tender for…