Blog·Marine News USCG Maritime Nuclear Policy Division created On December 12, 2025, the U.S. Coast Guard established the USCG Maritime Nuclear Policy Division within the Office of Design and Engineering by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
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Blog·Marine News ExxonMobil, Saudi Aramco and Samref Venture In early December 2025, ExxonMobil, Saudi Aramco and Samref quietly but clearly signaled their next move. The three companies signed a Venture by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
Blog·Cruises Disney Cruises Multi-Ship Expansion If you’ve followed Disney cruises for a while, you’ve probably noticed a shift. For years, Disney Cruise Line felt intentionally small: a by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
Blog·Marine News Vladimir Filanovsky Oil Platform Drone Strike in the Caspian On 11 December 2025, the war between Russia and Ukraine reached a place that many in shipping and offshore work never expected by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
Blog·Marine News Big Beautiful Gulf 1 Lease Sale On 7 November 2025, BOEM released the Final Notice of Sale for the lease auction dubbed Big Beautiful Gulf 1 (BBG1). This by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
Blog·Certification Bahama’s Flag Digital Certification Move On 20 November 2025, the Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) quietly took a big digital step. It announced a strategic partnership with IDsure, by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
Blog·Cruises Royal Caribbean’s Paradise Island opens December 2025 On 23 December 2025 the cruise company Royal Caribbean International will open its latest destination: the Royal Beach Club Paradise Island. Located by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
Blog·Cruises Jamaica’s Port Reopens After Catastrophic Hurricane Melissa After weeks of disruption and damage from Hurricane Melissa, the Jamaican cruise port at Falmouth reopened for visitors on 2 December 2025. by seaemploy.com 9 months ago
Blog·Marine News Drone Attacked Sanctioned tanker Kairos adrift off Bulgaria The story of the sanctioned tanker Kairos has moved from Turkey’s waters to Bulgaria’s shoreline in just over a week. First came by seaemploy.com 9 months ago