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Marine Accident
Emergency Tug Responds to Troubled Ceyo in English Channel
The ‘Ceyo’ ship has encountered further complications shortly after leaving Amsterdam’s port. An emergency tug equipped with firefighting gear was…
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Bulk Carrier
Russian Ports Face Decline in Foreign Trade Due to New Inspections
Russian ports in the northwest are bracing for a significant drop in foreign trade cargo handling. This warning comes from…
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Marine Accident
Recent Maritime Incidents: Collisions and Rescues
On February 16, 2026, at 9:30 PM, the cargo ship ‘Empire Seaspan‘ collided with two ferries, ‘FB 14’ and ‘FB…
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Marine Accident
Urgent Warning: Immersion Suit Defects Threaten Lives
Recent alerts from maritime authorities highlight critical safety concerns regarding immersion suits, essential for survival in emergencies at sea. The…
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Shipbuilding
India Launches First Cadet Training Ship
The Indian Navy marked a significant milestone with the launch of its first Cadet Training Ship (CTS), named Yard 18003…
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Bulk Carrier
Seanergy Maritime Expands Fleet with New Capesize Orders
US-listed Greek shipping company Seanergy Maritime has significantly expanded its newbuilding program by ordering two additional capesize-class vessels from Chinese…
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Shipbuilding
New Dock Development Advances in Petersburg
American Cruise Lines is making significant strides in its plans to construct a new dock in Petersburg, following the Petersburg…
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Marine Accident
Chaos Unfolds in African Football Governance
Dar Es Salaam, February 13, 2026 – African football is facing a crisis as governance issues threaten to derail the…
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Bulk Carrier
Halten Bulk Partners with Jiangsu SOHO for New Eco-Friendly Bulk Carriers
Norway’s Halten Bulk has officially signed a contract with Jiangsu SOHO Marine Heavy Industry in China to construct two 7,100…
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Classification News
Bureau Veritas Awards Approval in Principle for Innovative Vessel Designs
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore (BV) has granted Approval in Principle (AIP) certificates for five groundbreaking vessel projects developed by…
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