The Chinese Embassy in Athens has sharply criticized the United States and its newly appointed ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle,…
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Coast Guard Blames Negligence for Ferry Grounding as Criminal Probe Widens
The Korean Coast Guard has revealed a series of serious failures behind the grounding of a passenger car ferry, announcing…
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UK Condemns Russian Spy Ship After Alleged Laser Attack on RAF Pilots
The Russian intelligence-gathering vessel Yantar has previously drawn the attention of British forces, but according to the UK Ministry of…
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Eastern Shipbuilding Halts Work on U.S. Coast Guard OPC Program Amid Mounting Financial Strain
Panama City, Fla.—Eastern Shipbuilding Group has announced a suspension of its work on the U.S. Coast Guard’s Offshore Patrol Cutter…
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Kongsberg Maritime to Equip Med Marine’s New Tug Fleet with Advanced Azimuth Thrusters and Electric Winches
Kongsberg Maritime has entered into a new agreement with Turkish shipbuilder and tug operator Med Marine to supply a suite…
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Mounting Fears in Newfoundland as MSC Baltic III Suffers Further Damage in Harsh Winter Seas
Residents and fishermen in Newfoundland are increasingly alarmed by the worsening condition of the grounded containership MSC Baltic III, which…
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China’s New Drone-Capable Amphibious Assault Ship Sichuan Begins Sea Trials
China’s latest flat-deck amphibious assault ship, Sichuan, has officially departed the shipyard to begin sea trials—an impressive milestone reached just…
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Middle East Supply Revival Reshapes VLCC Market Momentum
As the global VLCC community convenes in Dubai for Bahri Week, the spotlight has once again turned to OPEC and…
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Seaspan Delivers Canada’s Largest-Ever Oceanographic Science Vessel, CCGS Naalak Nappaaluk
Seaspan Shipyards has officially handed over the offshore oceanographic science vessel (OOSV) CCGS Naalak Nappaaluk to the Canadian Coast Guard…
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Cutting the Burden: Why the Surface Fleet Needs a Time-Focused Reform
Time has become the Navy’s most vital and rapidly diminishing asset. Senior leaders openly acknowledge that only a handful of…
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