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Danish Archaeologists Discover Largest Medieval Cargo Ship in Europe
A team of Danish archaeologists has made a groundbreaking discovery in the Øresund Strait, unearthing what experts believe to be…
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UK’s First Future Solid Support Ship Construction Begins
Navantia has officially commenced the construction of the first modules for the UK’s Future Solid Support (FSS) ships, set to…
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Wärtsilä Tackles Methane Slip in Marine Vessels
Methane slip, the unburned methane gas released from marine vessels using liquefied natural gas (LNG), poses a significant challenge as…
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Weathernews Warns Shipping Industry of New Challenges Ahead
Weathernews Inc. has issued a critical alert to the global shipping sector, highlighting that advancements in vessel efficiency achieved over…
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Minister McGuinty Visits Davie Shipbuilding to Strengthen Canada’s Defence
Minister of National Defence David J. McGuinty, accompanied by Secretary of State for Defence Procurement Stephen Fuhr and MP Steeve…
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Nickel Ore Liquefaction Blamed for Devon Bay Capsize
The tragic capsizing of the ultramax vessel Devon Bay off Scarborough Shoal is suspected to be linked to the liquefaction…
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Stena Bulk Acquires Majority Stake in Golden Stena Baycrest Tankers
Swedish tanker owner Stena Bulk has taken a significant step in the chemical and specialized tanker market by increasing its…
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China Shatters Car Carrier Record with New Mega Ship
In a remarkable achievement for the maritime industry, Chinese shipbuilders have set a new benchmark in car carrier capacity, launching…
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Italian Navy Launches New Hydro-Oceanographic Ship Quirinale
On January 26, 2026, the Italian Navy celebrated the launch of its new Major Hydro-Oceanographic Ship (N.I.O.M.), named Quirinale, at…
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Fatal Capsizing of Devon Bay Linked to Nickel Ore Liquefaction
The ultramax bulk carrier Devon Bay capsized off the disputed Scarborough Shoal on January 22, 2024, with liquefaction of its…
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