Spoofed and Jammed: A New Era of Maritime Risk in the Persian Gulf
The Persian Gulf, one of the world's most critical maritime corridors, has become increasingly vulnerable to sophisticated electronic interference, reports Skuld.
In recent months, incidents...
Intra-Asia Container Freight Rates Fall 9% In Early August
Container freight rates in the intra-Asia market faced a sharp decline in the first half of August. According to the Japan International Freight Forwarders...
Fleetzero And Glosten Join Forces To Develop the World’s Longest Hybrid Electric Vessel
The maritime industry is undergoing a revolutionary transformation as shipping companies seek cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable solutions. In a groundbreaking move, Fleetzero, a...
Antigua And Barbuda Set To Become Region’s First Fully Decarbonized Port
Antigua and Barbuda is preparing to revolutionize Caribbean shipping by transforming its main port into the region’s first fully decarbonized facility.
Through a landmark partnership,...
Asia Records Zero Piracy Incidents In Mid-August
Between 12–18 August 2025, no incidents of piracy or armed robbery against ships were reported in Asia, according to the Regional Cooperation Agreement on...
Container Shipping Costs From South Korea To U.S. Decline
Container shipping costs from South Korea to the United States fell in July, driven by reduced trade volumes linked to U.S. tariff policies, according...
Port Authority Of NSW Achieves Dual Sustainability Milestones
The Port Authority of New South Wales (NSW) has set a new benchmark for maritime sustainability by becoming the first Australian port certified by...
Methanol and Ammonia Gain Ground as Zero-Emission Shipping Fuels
Methanol and Ammonia Move from Theory to Practice in Shipping Fuels.
Report Finds Fuels ‘Ready’ but Warns of Supply Chain Gaps.
Global Maritime...
Dryad Global Warns of Escalating Threats Across Key Shipping Lanes
Israeli naval strike targets Houthi infrastructure as 10–12% of global trade at risk.
Shipping faces 3–7% fuel cost increases and a 12–15% rise...
Marine Insurers Face Scrutiny on Modern Slavery Risks
28 million people are affected by modern slavery, says Lars Lange.
High-risk sectors include fishing, shipping, garment production, and seafaring.
Lawsuits and new...
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Mauritius Disaster Ship Last Refueled in Singapore, Trouble in Fuel
Singapore is the world’s premier hub for fueling ships and relies on strong regulations and enforcement to maintain this reputation and position.
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