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Over the last two weeks, one of the busiest commercial sea lanes on the planet – the Dover Strait and the English

In recent days the Royal Navy publicly declared that it has been closely tracking the Russian vessel Yantar while it operated near

Many mariners waited for weeks to hear when the U.S. Coast Guard would restart normal credentialing activity after the federal government shutdown.

Interpreting the cover image Text below is only a guess from author The recent cover of The Economist’s “World Ahead 2026” issue

Norwegian regulators, security officials, and unions keep circling the same point: Russian captains and crew working on ships under the Norway (NOR)

Over the past few months, a wave of Filipino seafarers deported from the U.S. has shaken the global maritime community. According to

This article provides a comprehensive preview of the critical October 2025 IMO meeting, detailing its potential to mandate drastic carbon footprint reductions

This analysis provides a targeted oil price forecast for 10 October 2025, examining how recent geopolitical clashes and OPEC+ decisions are shaping

This article explores the accumulation of tankers off Finland’s shorelines following recent Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian Baltic oil terminals. Facts are

Purpose: This article explores the development, strategic goals, and future impact of the Russian nuclear icebreaker “Leader” under Project 10510, with key