Exclusive Economic Zone Violations Raise Regional Alarm. Talks Held with NATO Leadership and Regional Ministers. Kyiv Accepts One Strike but Denies Involvement in...

Member States Raise Security Challenges and Treaty Progress. Seafarers Placed at the Heart of IMO’s Work. Assembly Recognises BBNJ Agreement and Advances Gender...

  A New Zealand port subsidiary has signed a shipbuilding contract for a new bunkering vessel worth $50 million. The vessel will support biodiesel...

New international research shows sulfur emissions from ships have fallen sharply since the 2020 global fuel regulation. The average sulfur content in marine...

Freight rates for crude, LNG and bulk commodities are seeing a rare year-end jump instead of the usual seasonal slowdown. Longer voyage distances,...

China has imported 52m tonnes less thermal coal so far this year, reducing capesize demand. Domestic coal output and renewable expansion continue to...

  When a vessel sinks inside harbour limits and lacks proper insurance, the port may be legally and financially responsible. Wreck removal, pollution control...

Reuters reports that Turkey raised strong concerns about Black Sea safety after a series of attacks on Russia-linked tankers in recent days. Turkish Foreign...

A new industry outlook highlights four major trends expected to influence global shipping in 2026. The insights emphasize that meaningful progress will come from...

Hyundai Motor Company announced an MoU with HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering and Pusan National University to develop a maritime fuel-cell system. The...