The U.S. Coast Guard’s Columbia River unit is beginning to crack down on fishermen who turn off their AIS to…
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Smugglers Are Abandoning Migrants on Rocky Island in Mona Passage
Monito Island, an uninhabited outcropping of American territory in the Mona Passage, is becoming a regular destination for migrant smugglers,…
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Video: Vietnamese Cargo Ship Holed, Washes Ashore Caught in Surf
Storms along the Pacific coast in Asia have been playing havoc on shipping this week with a Chinese vessel lost…
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FMC Reports Increase in D&D Claims as Carrier Rulemaking Proceeds
The Federal Maritime Commission is reporting that it has received a strong response to the proposed rulemaking for key parts…
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Study: U.S. Will Run Out of Anti-Ship Missiles in a Fight With China
America’s military possesses sophisticated precision weapons, but it doesn’t have enough of them for a major naval conflict with China,…
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St. Johns Shipbuilding Starts Next CTV for Atlantic Wind Transfers
On Friday, St. Johns Ship Building held a keel laying ceremony for its second crew transfer vessel (CTV) for Rhode…
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French Authorities Hunt for Source of Plastic Pellet Spill
Environmental authorities in France are livid over a wave of plastic nurdles washing up on the pristine shores of Brittany,…
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Construction Milestone for First Hydrogen-Powered Inland Cargo Ship
Construction of the first inland cargo ship that will operate entirely on hydrogen marked a key milestone in the demonstration…
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Australia Responds to Bulker Reporting Water in its Engine Room
Australia authorities responded to a call for assistance from a Japanese-owned bulker anchored near a coal port in Queensland. The…
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Retrofit Concepts for Newcastlemax Bulker to Achieve CII Compliance
A new design project is addressing the challenge of taking an in-service Newcastlemax bulker and making it compliant with the…
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