24 Apr China’s Naval Drills Show Growing Focus on Capturing Taiwan
China's military has been conducting exercises near the self-governing island of Taiwan for years, simulating naval blockades, air incursions and land...
China's military has been conducting exercises near the self-governing island of Taiwan for years, simulating naval blockades, air incursions and land...
Reopening the Strait of Hormuz is a top-of-mind objective for the White House, but it may take more than a deal with Iran to get the situation back t...
As delegates head to London for MEPC 84 and the next round of talks on the Net Zero Framework, shipping industry heavyweights are lining up to endors...
Mexican state oil company Pemex has admitted that one of its subsea pipelines caused the massive oil slick that has polluted beaches up and down Mexi...
Authorities in Brazil are investigating the circumstances aboard a rusting, disabled pollution control vessel found drifting off the coast last week...
The Spanish shipyard C.N.P. FREIRE, S.A. (Freire Shipyard) held in Vigo the launch ceremony of the diving support vessel, hull number 739, built for t...
The U.S. Coast Guard reports that a small U.S.-flagged cargo ship went missing off the coast of Saipan during the passage of Super Typhoon Sinlaku. T...
After considerable pressure from Alaska's congressional delegation, the Coast Guard has decided that the first two of its new Finnish-built icebreake...
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri and Carnival Corporation’s Princess Cruises confirmed an order for three new large cruise ships valued at over $2.3 b...
PASSENGER SAFETY: A HIERARCHY OF CONTROLS**By Pat Zeitler** Those in the business of industrial safety are familiar with the concept, "hierarchy of c...