26

Nov

Navy Cuts Constellation-Class Frigate Program Short as Shipbuilding Delays Mount

The U.S. Navy announced on Tuesday that it will cancel plans for four ships in its Constellation-class frigate program before construction even starts. This mo...

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26

Nov

Maersk Eyes Suez Comeback as Red Sea Tensions Ease

The Suez Canal Authority and A.P. Moller-Maersk have announced an extension of their strategic partnership agreement. This is an important step in restoring...

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26

Nov

Coast Guard Launches Ambitious Bid for ‘Maritime Domain Dominance’ Tech

The United States Coast Guard has released a wide-ranging Request for Information aimed at finding advanced technologies and services to achieve what they call...

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26

Nov

Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd Say No Timeline for Resuming Sailings Through the Red Sea

COPENHAGEN, Nov 26 - The Danish shipping company Maersk announced on Wednesday that it does not have a specific timeline for when it will restart sailings thro...

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25

Nov

Engineer Seriously Injured After Accidental Lifeboat Release During Routine Safety Check

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has found major flaws in safety procedures after a crew member was seriously injured aboard the bulk carrier Golden Z...

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25

Nov

Washington Readies New Phase of Venezuela Action, Officials Say

WASHINGTON, Nov 22 (Reuters) - The United States is preparing to start a new round of operations related to Venezuela in the upcoming days, according to four U...

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25

Nov

Blackstone-Backed Beacon Offshore Bets on US Gulf With New Wells

By David Wethe (Bloomberg) — Beacon Offshore Energy LLC, an oil exploration company supported by Blackstone Inc., is optimistic about a drilling revival in the...

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25

Nov

Chief Officer of Livestock Carrier Among Four Charged in Massive Cocaine Bust Off Western Australia

Four men, including the chief officer of an international livestock carrier, are facing life in prison after Australian authorities found over 525 kilograms of...

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25

Nov

The Satellite Imagery Revolution Reshaping Maritime Surveillance and Global Shipping

A quiet technological change is taking place above the world's oceans, and it could change maritime operations, compliance, and security in ways we've never se...

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