Fresh offshore, shipping and crewing updates in a format that feels more like a modern editorial hub and less like an old archive list.
China has emphasized the need for uninterrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. This statement comes as major European countries seem to be accepting that ships may need to pay fees to Iran and Oman. Guo Jiakun, a spokesperson for the Foreign Ministr...
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By Jarrett Renshaw and Sheila Dang On July 3 (Reuters) - U.S. oil companies are about to announce their biggest quarterly profits in years, which co...
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China has started its annual Arctic summer expedition, sending four key research vessels north. This move is part of its growing presence in th...
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By Jonathan Saul and Parisa Hafezi LONDON/DUBAI, July 3 (Reuters) – Iran has started discussions with Japanese companies, enabled by a U.S. sanction...
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A court in Peru has ordered the government to monitor a Chinese-owned port close to Lima, supporting US efforts to limit China's influence in the are...
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Orders for vessels using alternative fuels decreased in the first half of 2026, but LNG (liquefied natural gas) still led new shipbuilding activities...
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Summary of Recent Changes to U.S. Maritime Citizenship Affidavits Owners of vessels and participants in programs filing annual affidavit...
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Saronic has introduced its latest autonomous surface vessel called Mirage, which is a 52-foot platform aimed at defense, security, and commercial mar...
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(Bloomberg) — Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has increased significantly in recent weeks, supported by American military ass...
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The United States has signed contracts totaling $3.3 billion for six new Arctic Security Cutters (ASCs). This marks the completion of the procurement...
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