A team of Royal Australian Navy clearance divers is coming to the aid of neighboring Vanuatu to help clear navigational…
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Philippines Enacts Law to Curb Seafarer Exploitation
The Philippines’ House of Representatives this week overwhelmingly voted for a new bill seeking to protect the rights and interests…
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US Designates More Companies and 20 Ships in Crackdown on Iranian Oil
The United States lashed out broadly at the shipping community with a new round of sanctions that the U.S. State…
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U.S. Army’s Next Heavy Landing Ship May Outclass Marine Corps’ LSM
The U.S. Army’s little-known Watercraft Systems division plans to acquire a new fleet of landing ships that could outclass the…
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South Korea Expands Use of Drones to Stop Illegal Chinese Fishing
South Korea’s Coast Guard reports it will expand its use of drones for monitoring activities including targeting Chinese boats engaged…
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Scottish Tug Capsizes with Two Missing in Greenock
The UK’s HM Coastguard reported that it called off a search this evening in Greenock harbor in Scotland after a…
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Netanyahu accuses Iran of attack on Israeli-linked tanker
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday accused arch-foe Iran of attacking an Israeli-linked tanker earlier this month, a strike…
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UK Awards $73M to Develop and Commercalize Green Maritime Technology
In an effort to spur the development of commercial green maritime technologies, the UK government announced the awarding of an…
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UK Expands Efforts to Support Green Shipping with $100M in New Funding
The UK government is investing an additional $100 million in maritime decarbonization including a competition to fund the development and…
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New Zealand Recovers 3 Tons of Cocaine “Floating” in the Pacific Ocean
The New Zealand Defence Force working in conjunction with law enforcement and customs has retrieved more than three tons of…
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