Submarines on batteries dramatically change the balance of power in the oceans
The article discusses the impact of battery-powered submarines on maritime military power dynamics.
Request for help for crew on boarded ship
The crew aboard the bulk carrier Caffa is reportedly running low on food and fresh water as they face restrictions imposed by Swedish authorities.
New container shipping program by the University of Piraeus and MSC
A new training program titled 'Fundamentals of Container Shipping' has been announced by the Department of Maritime Studies at the University of Piraeus in collaboration with MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company.
IBIA Meeting with the Naval Chamber
The President of the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) met with the President of the Greek Naval Chamber to discuss collaboration and priorities in maritime fuel and energy transition challenges.
Africa: Over 25 Liberians Complete EU-Funded Scope Africa Port Security Training
Over 25 Liberians have successfully completed a maritime and port security training funded by the European Union as part of the SCOPE Africa program.
Iran claims 'no blockade on Hormuz Strait, non-adversarial countries can navigate' just one day before the '48-hour' deadline
Iran asserts that the Hormuz Strait remains open and places the blame for logistical delays on the United States, despite an imminent ultimatum from President Donald Trump.
Iran chokes Strait of Hormuz with reported $2M tanker toll, regime threatens global oil supply
Iran is reportedly imposing a $2 million toll on tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz to strengthen its control over this crucial shipping route.
Boat sinks and family rescued by sailor in Paranaguá: 'Deliverance'; VIDEO
A family, including children and elderly people, was rescued by sailor Eduardo Bueno Gabriel after their aluminum boat sank in Paranaguá, Brazil.
Russian Shadow Fleets Sail Thanks to Intermediaries, Even With Their Flags
The article discusses how Russian shadow fleets are operating with the help of intermediaries, allowing them to navigate under various flags.
The Houthis are Lurking in the Red Sea - The Next Front in the Oil War
The Houthis in Yemen are seen as a potential threat to maritime shipping in the Red Sea, raising concerns among U.S. and Middle Eastern officials about their aggressive rhetoric and ties to Iran.
Strait of Hormuz: The Persian passage fought over by Greeks, Ottomans, and Portuguese
The Strait of Hormuz has been a contested maritime passage throughout history, critical for global oil flow and geopolitical power.
All ships except 'enemy' countries can pass through the Hormuz Strait, said Iran
Iran has assured that no ships, except those from 'enemy' countries, will be harmed in the Hormuz Strait, blaming the current situation on the U.S. and Israel.
24 ships attacked, eight people dead and 95% drop in movement: the numbers of the blockade in Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route, has been nearly paralyzed due to an ongoing Middle Eastern conflict that began when the US and Israel targeted Iran.
UNESCO recognizes Maritime historical groups for Black Loyalist archive
UNESCO has acknowledged Maritime historical groups in Canada for their efforts in preserving the archives related to the Black Loyalists' history.
Its size is about $200 billion.. The war on Iran threatens precious metal trade in the Gulf
The ongoing conflict surrounding Iran is disrupting air and maritime navigation, impacting not just oil and gas but also the vital trade of precious metals in the Gulf region.
Strait of Hormuz: IMO plans to create a safe corridor as scenarios for Iranian 'tolls' intensify
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is planning to establish a safe corridor in the Strait of Hormuz as Iranian reports suggest the government may impose transit fees on vessels.
Triple support for shipping on the table
The Greek government is seeking immediate solutions to rising maritime fuel costs due to the war in the Middle East to avoid increasing ferry ticket prices for the upcoming Easter and summer seasons.
Salvatore Lauro, shipowner and former senator, has died
Salvatore Lauro, a prominent shipowner and former senator in Italy, has passed away at the age of 75 in Ischia, where he was born.
Iran Considering 'Safe Corridor' in Strait of Hormuz; Reports of 'Toll' Collection Discussed
Iran is reportedly establishing a 'safe corridor' in the Strait of Hormuz for ships with approved navigation and is contemplating the collection of tolls for passage.
'Hormuz is open for every ship except for the enemy', Iran's statement after Trump's ultimatum
Iran has softened its stance on the Strait of Hormuz, indicating it will allow maritime passage for non-enemy ships following a threat from President Trump.
Electric boats - the projects that are afloat and those that have capsized
The article discusses various projects aimed at developing electric boats over the past decade, highlighting both successful and failed ventures globally.
Mines in the Hormuz Strait... Japan says - We are ready to remove them, know how it will happen
Japan has announced its willingness to assist in removing naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz to ensure safe passage for commercial ships amidst ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Iran wants to cooperate with vessel security in the Gulf
Iran expresses willingness to collaborate with the International Maritime Organization to enhance maritime security in the Gulf region.
Anchors away! Sailor slogan cardigans and nautical must-haves from £18
The article highlights the return of maritime-inspired fashion for spring, featuring sailor-themed cardigans and other nautical essentials priced from £18.
IMO: Iran Ready to Collaborate on Safety in the Persian Gulf
Iran is prepared to collaborate with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to enhance maritime safety in the Persian Gulf, as stated by the Iranian representative to the IMO, Ali Mousavi.
The Alexandra ship lost control at Mundra Port
The MSC Alexandra cargo ship lost control at Mundra Port in Gujarat due to strong winds and a snapped mooring line.
Iran: The Strait of Hormuz is open to international navigation except for enemies
Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz remains open for international maritime traffic, but with restrictions for vessels deemed enemies of Tehran amid rising tensions with the US and Israel.
Signal of change from Iran? "Straits of Hormuz open – Navigation feasible with coordination"
Iranian officials indicate readiness to collaborate with the UN's International Maritime Organization to ensure safety in the Strait of Hormuz, which remains open to navigation under specified conditions.
Attack on cargo ship off Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
A cargo ship was targeted by an unknown missile type off the coast of Sharjah, UAE, heightening maritime security concerns in the Persian Gulf.
'Stop Maritime Goonism', UAE, Japan, Australia... 22 Countries Warn Iran Over Strait of Hormuz
22 countries, including the UAE, Japan, and Australia, have condemned Iran's actions in the Strait of Hormuz as maritime goonism and demanded an immediate cessation of attacks.
Ukrainians Surprised NATO During Naval Exercise; Allied Forces Remained Unaware of the Attack
A Ukrainian-led team outperformed NATO forces in a naval exercise, exposing significant weaknesses in NATO's maritime operations.
Explosion near a commercial vessel off the coast of Sharjah
An unexploded projectile caused an explosion near a cargo ship off Sharjah's coast, with the crew unharmed, amid rising regional tensions.
G7 nations 'ready to take necessary measures' to protect global energy stores
G7 foreign ministers have condemned Iran's attacks on civilian energy infrastructure in the Middle East and pledged to safeguard global energy supplies.
The crisis takes to the sea
The economic impact of the Iran war is significantly affecting maritime transport insurance negotiations in London, particularly due to coverage cancellations in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Coast Guard denied a foreign yacht entry to Akureyri
Iceland's Coast Guard has denied a foreign yacht access to the port of Akureyri.
News in Simple Language on March 21
The US and Israel have been engaged in conflict with Iran for four weeks, with contrasting reports regarding military actions and international cooperation on maritime security in the region.
Three sailors remain missing near Iran. Their families are hoping for a 'miracle'
Three sailors are missing after their ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions in the region related to the ongoing conflict.
Ecuador and the US seize more than 2.9 tons of drugs valued at $70 million
Ecuadorian Armed Forces, in collaboration with the US Coast Guard, seized over 2.9 tons of drugs in three maritime operations and arrested several Ecuadorians.
More than 20 countries say they are ready to help end the blockade in Hormuz
Over 20 countries have condemned Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and expressed readiness to ensure safe navigation through this critical oil passage.
Iran: Threatens to Destabilize the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb if the Hark Island is Struck
Iran warns that a potential US attack on Hark Island could lead to destabilization of critical maritime routes such as the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
The Sicilian Commander on the Ship Blocked in Qatar: 'Like Rats in a Cage'
Mirko Gitto, a 39-year-old tugboat captain from Italy, expresses his longing for home and family as his ship remains stranded in Qatar due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
3 Canadians back home after being stranded on cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz
Three Canadian maritime trainees return home from a cargo ship stranded in the Persian Gulf amid escalating regional conflicts.
Løkke: It's too early to talk about Danish contributions to Hormuz Strait operation
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen highlights early collaboration among several nations to secure shipping in the Hormuz Strait but emphasizes that it is premature to discuss Denmark's specific contributions.
The number of countries willing to help ensure safety in the Hormuz Strait is increasing: among them is Lithuania
Lithuania and 21 other countries have condemned Iran's recent attacks on unarmed commercial vessels and expressed readiness to contribute to ensuring safe maritime navigation in the Hormuz Strait.
Several countries ready to ensure ship transport in the Strait of Hormuz
More than 20 countries have expressed readiness to assist in ensuring safe passage for ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
Norway works to resolve the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz
Norway is actively engaged in addressing the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz to ensure safe maritime traffic and mitigate international consequences arising from conflicts in the Persian Gulf region.
22 countries express willingness to contribute to securing the Strait of Hormuz
22 countries have expressed their readiness to help secure the Strait of Hormuz and called for Iran to immediately cease its disruption of maritime navigation.
US military: Iran's threat in the Strait of Hormuz has diminished
The US military reports that it has successfully targeted Iranian military sites, which has reduced Iran's threat to maritime navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Investment of $600,000 in the port of Manta: Key work begins for the safety of cruise and cargo ships
Construction has begun on a new tugboat dock in Manta port, aimed at enhancing the safety and efficiency of maritime operations with an investment of $600,000.
'They will provide a route from Hormuz', Iran agrees to grant exemption to America's ally! How the 'game' changed
Iran has agreed to allow Japanese ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, following previous permissions for Indian and Chinese vessels.