The Gas Carrier attacked by drone in port Izmail, Ukraine
On 17 November 2025 a drone struck a Turkish-flagged vessel in the port of Izmail in the Odesa region of Ukraine. The
The Economist World Ahead 2026 – decoding for maritime industry
Interpreting the cover image Text below is only a guess from author The recent cover of The Economist’s “World Ahead 2026” issue
Ukrainian seaman’s book became a struggle for seafarers abroad
For thousands of Ukrainian seafarers now living and working across Europe, the Ukrainian seaman’s book has become more than a simple maritime
Four Seasons Yacht Delivery Update
The name alone—Four Seasons Yachts—promises something more than a cruise ship. It hints at a floating resort, redefining “yacht-day” for ultra-luxury travellers.
The Rights Every Seafarer Should Know
Working at sea gives you freedom, responsibility, and a sense of purpose few other professions offer. But it also places you in
A Clear and Practical STCW Guide
If you plan to work at sea, the first thing every mariner must understand is the STCW requirements — the global training
TWIC Card Explained and How to Get
If you work in the maritime, offshore, or transportation industry in the United States, you’ve probably heard the phrase TWIC Card more
The Norway Is Worried About Russian Captains
Norwegian regulators, security officials, and unions keep circling the same point: Russian captains and crew working on ships under the Norway (NOR)
Filipino Seafarers Facing Deportation from U.S. Ports
Over the past few months, a wave of Filipino seafarers deported from the U.S. has shaken the global maritime community. According to
Federal Government Shutdown Closes USCG Maritime Centers
When the federal government shutdown began on September 30, 2025, most U.S. mariners didn’t expect it to immediately affect their careers. Yet
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