Marine News

Japan has started importing Russian crude again through the sanctioned tanker Voyager, a move that reflects a deeper change in global energy

The Strait of Hormuz hosts a dense network of submarine cables in addition to ships. These fibre-optic lines carry massive data flows—over $10

China has developed an extensive overseas port network through investments, terminal operations, and long-term concessions. Chinese companies now manage or hold stakes

North Korea has revealed the Choe Hyon, its first nuclear-capable surface warship. Leader Kim Jong Un personally inspected the vessel during recent

The Maryland finalized a $2.25 billion settlement with the owner/operator of MV Dali. The Dali allided with Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge on 26 March 2024, causing the

The sinking of the Ursa Major has become one of the most discussed maritime security cases in Europe. The Russian cargo vessel

Armed vessels linked to the Libyan Coast Guard reportedly opened fire on the German humanitarian rescue ship Sea-Watch 5. On Monday after

Somali pirate activity has shifted fast in spring 2026. On 8 April, the Joint Maritime Information Centre still assessed piracy risk in

Video released by U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) reportedly shows American forces disabling two Iranian-flagged tankers in the Gulf of Oman during enforcement

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