SVT: A Russian drone approached an aircraft carrier
A Russian drone approached the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle near Sweden, raising concerns about maritime security during NATO exercises.
Global orderbook: Shipping industry signals support for fossil fuels
The shipping industry is largely reliant on fossil fuels, with a significant majority of new ships being constructed to run on oil or LNG rather than green alternatives.
Reported to have shot terrorists on an American boat
Cuban authorities have claimed responsibility for the fatal shooting of four men on a boat registered in the United States, stating that they were terrorists planning an attack on Cuba.
Lloyd’s Register: A New Era for the Hellenic Advisory Committee with Ioanna Prokopiou as President
Ioanna Prokopiou has officially taken up her role as president of the Hellenic Advisory Committee of Lloyd’s Register, marking a significant collaboration with the Greek shipping community.
INTERCARGO - Participation in IMO Meetings
INTERCARGO participates in the International Maritime Organization's 12th session focusing on seafarer training and maritime safety.
Maritime controls in Galápagos
A journalist recounts a shipwreck incident in the Galápagos where none of the passengers wore life jackets, raising concerns about safety regulations.
Four people died in a firefight involving Cuban troops and a ship registered in the USA
Four people were killed and six injured in a shooting incident involving Cuban troops near Cuba's coastline and a boat registered in the United States.
Coast Guard of Cuba killed 4 people on a boat registered in Florida
Cuban authorities reported that four individuals were killed on a Florida-registered boat near the island, raising questions about the vessel's intentions and the passengers' identities.
Cuba claims US speedboat passengers gunned down and killed wanted for 'terrorism'
Cuba's government alleges that its soldiers shot at a Florida-registered speedboat, which it claims opened fire first, calling the passengers terrorists.
USA: Cuba Accuses Boat Crew of 'Terrorist Intentions'
Cuba has intensified its accusation against the crew of a Florida-registered speedboat, labeling them as having 'terrorist intentions' in relation to a deadly confrontation at sea.
US speedboat 'opened fire' on Cuban officials as four dead and more injured
A U.S. speedboat allegedly opened fire on Cuban border officials, resulting in four deaths and several injuries, amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Cuba.
Oyetola reaffirms Nigeria’s commitment to zero carbon emissions
Nigeria's Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Dr. Adegboyega Oyetola, has expressed the country's dedication to achieving net-zero shipping emissions by aligning with global climate strategies.
US announces investigation after confrontation between American boat and Cuban military leaves 4 dead
The US government has announced an investigation into a confrontation that left four people dead after a Florida-registered boat clashed with Cuban military forces.
Cuban Coast Guard shot at a speedboat from Florida
The Cuban Coast Guard fired upon a speedboat that originated from Florida, escalating tensions in the region.
The shooting that left four dead in a US boat in Cuban waters: another element of tension between the Trump administration and the island
A tense confrontation between Cuban border troops and a US boat resulted in the deaths of four individuals and raised concerns about US-Cuba relations.
OVERVIEW: The captain of a tank vessel that sailed with Russian spies is threatened with imprisonment in France
Chen Zhangjie, the captain of the tanker Boracay, faces up to one year in prison in France for allegedly violating orders while Russian security agents monitored his crew.
Confrontation in Cuban Waters Involving US-Registered Speedboat Results in Four Deaths
Cuban authorities reported that a confrontation with a US-registered speedboat off its northern coast led to the deaths of four individuals.
Florida launches probe after Cuba kills 4 aboard US-flagged speedboat near Keys
Florida has initiated an investigation following reports of the Cuban government killing four individuals aboard a US-flagged speedboat near the Florida Keys.
Cuba fires on a US speedboat: four dead
Cuban coast guard fired on a US-registered speedboat, resulting in four deaths and six injuries, as the Cuban government remains vague about the incident.
Four killed in firefight between Cuban coastguard and Florida-registered speedboat
A firefight between the Cuban coastguard and a Florida-registered speedboat resulted in four deaths and several injuries.
What is known about Cuba's attack on a boat from the United States
A clash between a U.S. boat and Cuban coast guards resulted in casualties and has escalated tensions between the two countries.
Florida opens investigation into the death of four crew members of a state-registered boat following Cuban attack
Florida's Attorney General has initiated an investigation into the deaths of four crew members following an attack by Cuban authorities on a state-registered boat.
USA: Cuba accuses boat crew of 'terrorist intentions'
Cuba has intensified its narrative about a deadly shootout involving a boat from the U.S., alleging that the crew had 'terrorist intentions' while attempting to illegally enter the country.
Cuban coast guard kills four in exchange of fire with US-registered boat
Cuba's coast guard fatally shot four individuals and injured six others following an exchange of fire with a U.S.-registered speedboat off its coast.
Cuban Police Confirm Attack on Civilian Vessel from the United States, Four Dead
Cuban border troops killed four crew members of a speedboat from the United States that failed to stop and opened fire during an incident in Cuban territorial waters.
Clashes off the coast of Cuba: Four dead and six injured on a speedboat with an American flag
Cuban Coast Guard fired on an American-flagged speedboat, resulting in four fatalities and six injuries.
Cuba Fired at American Vessel – Four Dead
Cuba's coast guard fired at an American vessel, resulting in four fatalities and several injuries during the encounter.
Cuba shoots down four crew members of a civilian fast boat from the United States
Cuban authorities reported that four crew members of a US-flagged fast boat were killed after they allegedly opened fire on Cuban police in territorial waters.
Gunfight between Cuban Coast Guard and American boat
A gunfight broke out between the Cuban Coast Guard and the crew of an American speedboat in Cuban territorial waters, resulting in casualties on both sides.
Cuba: American Motorboat Shot At – Four Dead
Cuban authorities report that their coast guard shot dead four people in an American motorboat after it allegedly opened fire on them.
Four people in an American motorboat killed by Cuban Coast Guard
Four individuals aboard an American motorboat were killed during a confrontation with the Cuban Coast Guard after reportedly opening fire.
Five people in an American motorboat shot and killed by Cuban Coast Guard
Five individuals in an American motorboat were shot and killed by the Cuban Coast Guard, as reported by the Cuban Ministry of the Interior.
Ireland strengthens cooperation with NATO due to increasing threats
Ireland plans to enhance its radar and underwater monitoring capabilities and strengthen cooperation with NATO due to rising hybrid threats in the North Atlantic.
Government sources respond to Antonis Samaras: 'Usual out-of-touch statements'
Government sources have responded to criticisms by Antonis Samaras, labeling his comments as 'usual, out-of-touch statements'.
Vessel Hits Buoy and is on the Verge of Capsizing at the Port of Vila Arigó, in Santarém
A vessel nearly capsized after colliding with an unmarked buoy at the port of Vila Arigó in Santarém, Brazil.
Service boat sank in Tálknafjörður harbor
A service boat sank in Tálknafjörður harbor this morning, prompting efforts to recover it.
Here -9, there 14 degrees. The weather in Poland will completely go crazy
Poland is experiencing contrasting temperatures due to a high pressure system, with Arctic air in the north and warmer polar maritime air in the west.
Such an ice winter is rarely seen – all icebreakers in use
Finland is experiencing an unusually extensive ice cover this winter, leading to all icebreakers being deployed to manage the situation.
Global orderbook: The shipping community votes for fossil fuels
The global ship orderbook reveals that fossil fuels continue to dominate shipping, with around 93%-97% of new vessels still set to rely on oil or LNG.
Family of the Deceased Officer Lee Jae-seok Files a Lawsuit Against Former Coast Guard Chief... 'Such Incidents Should Never Happen Again'
The family of deceased officer Lee Jae-seok has filed a lawsuit against former Coast Guard Chief Kim Yong-jin and three others for violating workplace safety laws following Lee's tragic death during a rescue operation.
Employees of this company earned almost 10 thousand euros in hand salary in January: what business is it engaged in?
Transocean Lithuania, a representative of the Japanese shipping company Ocean Network Express, reported an average pre-tax salary of 15,900 euros for its employees in January, translating to about 9,600 euros after taxes.
New: Strategic Upgrade of the Port of Patras to Enhance Competitiveness
The upgrade of the Port of Patras is seen as a key step in boosting Greece's economic competitiveness and connectivity, following the approval of its Master Plan.
Practical training program under the auspices of ELINT
A practical training program titled 'Practitioner in Shipping' will take place in April, targeting maritime executives and focusing on sustainability and ESG compliance.
STCW Convention Undergoes Revision Phase with Participation from ICS
The STCW Convention is entering a critical revision phase as the IMO's HTW Subcommittee begins the second phase of the process.
New ship in the Greek registry from the Karousis family
The cargo ship Doric Flame has recently raised the Greek flag, adding to the Greek registry.
66 vessels cannot sail due to inadequate inspection of lifeboats
A total of 66 vessels have been grounded as their lifeboats failed to meet inspection standards.
Boat that crashed in Rio Grande had a maximum capacity of 8 people, says Navy
A boat crash in Rio Grande, Brazil, resulted in six fatalities, including the pilot, due to the vessel being overloaded beyond its maximum capacity of eight people.
The Transport Authority Invalidates Opinions on Inflatable Lifeboats
The Transport Authority of Iceland has invalidated previous opinions on inflatable lifeboats due to discrepancies found in a recent inspection, affecting 87 lifeboats on 66 vessels.
Journal of Laws from February 24, 2026
The article discusses several decrees issued by various Polish ministries regarding healthcare and labor regulations.
Fire Department: Reception of 5 modern speedboats – Their technical characteristics
The Fire Department of Greece has acquired five modern RAFNAR FIFI 45 speedboats, enhancing its capabilities in marine firefighting and rescue operations.