Freight ships in trouble in the Gulf of Finland โ Russian icebreakers to the rescue
Freight vessels are getting stuck in ice in the Gulf of Finland as challenging ice conditions persist, prompting assistance from Russian icebreakers.
Ice conditions and wind cause problems for cargo ships in the Gulf of Finland
Several cargo vessels are trapped in ice in the international maritime area and Finnish territorial waters of the Gulf of Finland due to current ice conditions and wind, according to the Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency.
Baltic Sea cables to receive better protection
The Baltic Sea countries are enhancing surveillance of underwater cables and vessels to ensure better protection and information sharing.
Second Narrows Rail Bridge malfunction traps 13 deep-sea cargo vessels
The Second Narrows Rail Bridge in Metro Vancouver malfunctioned, trapping 13 deep-sea cargo vessels and disrupting marine traffic in the area.
UK announces new measures to curb evasion of anti-Russian oil sanctions
The UK government has announced new legislative measures to prevent the evasion of sanctions on Russian oil, as concerns grow over the continued passage of sanctioned vessels.
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.
Gyeongnam Coastal Fishing Vessels to be Reduced by 225 this Year
Gyeongnam Province plans to significantly reduce its coastal fishing fleet by 225 vessels this year as part of a strategy to improve fishing industry structure and restore marine resources.
The USA has boarded a third tanker in the Indian Ocean
The U.S. has boarded a third tanker in the Indian Ocean this month as part of its efforts to enforce sanctions on vessels related to Venezuela.
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.
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.
Moment US military launch night raid on oil tanker in Indian Ocean
The US military conducted a night raid on the oil tanker 'Bertha' in the Indian Ocean as part of ongoing operations against sanctioned vessels.
โRecordโ Chinese maritime militia deployed in South China Sea in 2025: US report
A US report reveals that Chinese maritime militia deployments in the South China Sea reached an average of 241 vessels per day in 2025, marking a new record amidst decreasing involvement of civilian fishing fleets.
Historic record of ship crossings in the Arctic in 2025
The Arctic is experiencing a surge in shipping traffic due to melting ice, with the Northern Sea Route gaining strategic importance and a record number of vessels operating in the region by 2025.
Strong sea ice disrupts the work of the Saaremaa shipyard
Strong sea ice has created challenges for the Baltic Workboats shipyard in Saaremaa, hindering their ability to deliver completed vessels to clients since late last year.
Illegal Fishing: Foreign Companies Under Sanction Operate Under Argentine Flag in the EEZ
An investigation reveals that sanctioned foreign companies are operating under the guise of Argentine fishing vessels in the exclusive economic zone.
Trump is not waiting for death. He is naming significant institutions and warships after himself
Former President Donald Trump is naming institutions and naval vessels in his honor.
Boat driver who crashed into pier on Rio Grande was unlicensed; understand the rules for operating vessels
A boat accident on Rio Grande's shore claimed the lives of six people, including a child and her mother, and involved an unlicensed driver.
This morning drink helps keep blood vessels clean
A morning drink may help manage LDL cholesterol levels, a hidden health risk present in around 40% of people without their knowledge.
Navy and Army conduct operation to prevent boats from accessing beach in Guarujรก, SP
The Brazilian Navy and Army launched an operation to prohibit unauthorized vessels from accessing Praia do Moisรฉs in Guarujรก during Carnival.
Zelensky introduces new sanctions on Russian shadow fleet
President Zelensky announced new sanctions on Russian oil transport vessels as part of Ukraine's ongoing efforts to hinder Russia's war financing.
The largest deployment since 2003: Details on the American forces near Iran
The article discusses a significant increase in American military presence in the Middle East, with a focus on the deployment of the aircraft carrier Gerald Ford and accompanying vessels as tensions rise over Iran's nuclear deal.
Zelenskyy sanctions 225 Russian shadow fleet captains
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has imposed sanctions on 225 captains of Russian vessels involved in the shadow fleet exporting oil products.
What is behind the increase in abandoned ships at sea
The number of abandoned oil tankers and commercial vessels has surged globally, raising concerns about the conditions faced by stranded crews.
Three killed in American attacks on vessels
The U.S. military reported that three men were killed in an attack on a vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean, amid ongoing operations against alleged drug smuggling activities.
Pacific Islands flagged Russia's 'shadow vessels' โ now they want out
Pacific Islands, including the Cook Islands, are de-registering Russian 'shadow vessels' involved in deceptive practices amid concerns about their growing presence and implications for international law.
Ice Conditions Force Stricter Requirements for Vessels Entering Paldiski
New stricter requirements have been imposed on vessels entering the ports of Paldiski due to worsening ice conditions in the Gulf of Finland.
Possible Collision of Two Vessels Off Toba, Mie; One Person Heart-Stopped, One Missing
A cargo ship reportedly collided with a fishing vessel off the coast of Toba, Mie Prefecture, leading to one person in cardiac arrest and another missing.
A New Target for Moscow? Russian Ships Noticed Near Strategic European Cable
Russian vessels have been spotted operating near a strategic undersea cable in international waters, raising concerns about potential military or intelligence operations.
Russia threatens possible military actions in the Baltic Sea
Russia's security chief has made comments suggesting that military responses may be provoked due to NATO's actions against alleged Russian vessels in the Baltic Sea.
Gallery and videos: R2 mini-vessels new season opened by Cecilia
The first mini-vessel of Radio 2โs new season features a performance by Cecilia, spotlighting her debut album's tracks.
Ohio-class submarines are the largest in the U.S. Navy; they can unleash a nuclear Armageddon
Ohio-class submarines are the largest vessels in the U.S. Navy, designed to carry nuclear ballistic missiles capable of altering the world's balance.
NHS cardiologist shares 'alarm clock tip' for healthy blood vessels
A cardiologist from the NHS emphasizes the importance of sleep in maintaining healthy blood vessels and heart health.
"2,000 ships in formation": what is happening in the East China Sea
Around 2,000 Chinese fishing vessels have gathered in the East China Sea, forming coordinated patterns that concern regional analysts and governments.
Seanergy: Fleet renewal with 3 new vessels and sale of an older ship
Seanergy Maritime Holdings has reported a fifth consecutive year of profitability and announced the addition of three new vessels while selling an older ship.
ISW assesses Putin's advisor's special comment on Finland
Nikolai Patrushev, an advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin, warns of potential naval responses to the Western interception of Russian vessels, specifically mentioning Finland's NATO involvement in the Baltic Sea.
Record Baltic Sea ice cover could disrupt Russian oil exports โ Bloomberg
Record ice cover in the Baltic Sea threatens to hinder Russian oil exports due to a lack of specialized vessels.
Direct threats from Russia regarding 'Western piracy': 'If the situation cannot be resolved peacefully, the navy will act to eliminate it'
Nikolai Patrushev, head of the Russian Maritime Council, has threatened military action to protect Russian vessels from European seizures, labeling this as 'Western piracy.'
United States continues strikes on alleged drug boats โ 11 people died in the latest incidents
The U.S. military executed airstrikes on three vessels suspected of drug trafficking in the Pacific and Caribbean, resulting in the deaths of 11 individuals.
US military says 11 killed in strikes on alleged drug smuggling boats
The US military conducted strikes on three vessels in the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean, resulting in the death of 11 individuals reportedly involved in drug trafficking operations.
EU destroys three vessels in the Pacific and Caribbean; 11 'narcoterrorists' die
US military operations in the Pacific and Caribbean result in the deaths of 11 alleged narcotraffickers during three separate attacks.
US bombards vessels in the Pacific and kills 11 people
The United States conducted airstrikes against vessels in the Pacific, resulting in the deaths of 11 individuals linked to drug-trafficking organizations.
Kremlin threatens to deploy navy if Europe seizes more Russian shadow fleet vessels
A Kremlin official warned that Russia might use its navy in retaliation if European nations escalate the seizure of Russian-represented vessels in the Baltic Sea.
Russia threatens to deploy navy to protect vessels from โwestern piracyโ
A senior Russian official has warned that Russia may deploy its navy to protect vessels linked to Russia from potential European actions, highlighting rising tensions in maritime security.
India Seizes Three Oil Tankers at Sea, Iran Claims No Connection
The Indian Coast Guard has seized three suspicious oil tankers involved in a significant smuggling operation, while Iran denies any connection to the vessels.
Farmers fear disease outbreaks from illegal foreign boats
Australian farmers are alarmed about the potential biosecurity risks posed by illegal foreign fishing vessels spotted off Queensland's coast.
Trump unveils maritime action plan as China dominates global shipbuilding
The Trump administration has introduced a comprehensive maritime action plan to bolster U.S. maritime dominance and reduce reliance on foreign vessels for international trade.
Study: Russian shadow fleet vessels are falsifying their flag state
A study by Finnish broadcaster Yle has revealed that vessels in the Russian shadow fleet are falsifying their flag state to transport oil, circumventing sanctions from the EU, UK, and US.
Sailing giants return: are these sails useful too?
Modern ships that capture solar energy and wind like Viking ships are making a comeback, raising questions about their efficiency compared to traditional steel cargo vessels.
Porto Rafti Port: Pilot Placement of Moorings for the Protection of Posidonia Meadows
A pilot program in Greece aims to protect Posidonia sea meadows by establishing moorings at Porto Rafti to limit damage from anchoring vessels.
Trump's plan for the shipbuilding industry is 'locked'
The U.S. government under President Donald Trump has unveiled a reconstruction plan for the American shipbuilding industry, imposing port fees on Chinese-built vessels.