You stand on the bridge and the course is seen digitally. Still, why does the ship continue to turn west?…
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Philippines Investigates Whether Sunken Tanker’s Origins Were Faked
The Philippines‘ maritime regulators are taking a closer look at the background of the tanker Princess Empress, which went down…
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Video: Croatian Police Detonate Giant WWII Mine at Port of Rijeka
On Sunday, Croatian authorities towed off and detonated a 1,500 pound WWII-era mine at the port of Rijeka, a key…
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Portuguese Navy Relieves Sailors for Refusing to Board “Faulty” Vessel
The Portuguese Navy is relieving 13 sailors and opening a criminal investigation after they refused to board their assigned vessel…
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AUKUS Nuclear Sub Deal Opens Door to Advanced Undersea Operations
The announcement of the agreed pathway for Australia to acquire nuclear-powered submarines (SSNs) under the AUKUS deal provides clarity about…
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Royal Australian Navy Divers Assist Vanuatu in Cyclone Recovery
A team of Royal Australian Navy clearance divers is coming to the aid of neighboring Vanuatu to help clear navigational…
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Q&A: VPS on marine fuel testing for the shipping
Sponsored: Jack Grogan, senior account manager for marine fuel specialist, VPS, answers some questions on marine fuel testing, VPS’s portfolio,…
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St. Johns Ship Building joins Green Marine
Palatka, Fla.-based St. Johns Ship Building is the newest participant in Green Marine—a voluntary environmental certification program for North America’s…
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River cruising takes off on U.S. inland waters
American river cruising continues to take off with new ships coming on line for service along inland and intracoastal rivers…
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NTSB reports on $5 million drillship breakaway
A deteriorated bollard led to a 752 foot long drillship breaking away and colliding with a cargo vessel in Pascagoula,…
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