Somali Pirate Activity Returns with Mothership Tactics
Somali pirate activity has shifted fast in spring 2026. On 8 April, the Joint Maritime Information Centre still assessed piracy risk in
TWIC Reader Rule Delay: What the May 2026 Deadline Means Now
If you still work from the old Coast Guard MSIB notice about a May 2026 TWIC deadline, update your checklist now. The 2023
USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77) disabled two unladen tankers
Video released by U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) reportedly shows American forces disabling two Iranian-flagged tankers in the Gulf of Oman during enforcement
MV Hondius route after Hantavirus detection
For SeaEmploy readers, the key point is simple. A remote expedition route turned into a cross-border health response. By 8 May, WHO linked eight
Spirit of Discovery and the MAIB Findings on a Propulsion Loss
On 11 March 2026, the Marine Accident Investigation Branch published its final report on Spirit of Discovery’s loss of propulsion in heavy weather. The
The Rights of Seafarers and Offshore Workers in Conflict Zones
Working near armed conflict changes the job overnight. Risk can rise from “uneasy” to “critical” without warning. Crews need clear rules, not
Norwegian Luna: Norwegian Cruise Line’s New Ship
The global cruise industry continues to evolve with larger vessels, smarter design, and immersive onboard experiences. One of the most anticipated launches
Offshore Oil Rigs in the Persian Gulf
A Complete Overview of Operators, Countries, and Major Rigs The Persian (Arabian) Gulf is one of the most important offshore oil-producing regions
War Risk Insurance 2026: Statements from P&I Clubs
Global shipping entered 2026 with rising geopolitical tension and immediate insurance consequences. War Risk Insurance now sits at the center of maritime
Thousands of Passengers Left Stranded in Middle East
Doha, Qatar & Dubai, UAE — As of March 3, 2026, thousands of cruise passengers are reportedly left stranded on multiple vessels
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