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Two More Ship Strikes Reported in the Strait of Hormuz
On Tuesday, strikes on merchant shipping in the Strait of Hormuz continued with two reported attacks, according to UK Maritime Tra...
Read More >>American Nuclear Power Barge Startup Buys its First Uranium Fuel
American ambitions to bring nuclear power back to the waterfront are gathering steam: Bluecore Energy, the Long Beach-based floati...
Read More >>One Dead, Two Injured in High-Speed Smuggling Boat Chase off Portugal
A cocaine-smuggling suspect was killed and two others were injured during a high-speed boat chase off the coast of Portugal on Sun...
Read More >>Taiwan Makes "Landmark" Purchase of American-Made Unmanned Surface Vessels
Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration has agreed to buy autonomous surface vessels from the American boatbuilder Maritime Tactical S...
Read More >>Iran Lodges IMO Protest Over US Use of Channel 16 for Military Intimidation
Iran filed a formal protest at the International Maritime Organization, asserting that U.S. military forces are misusing VHF Chann...
Read More >>Op-Ed: Transparency Alone Won't Deter China in the South China Sea
[By Charmaine Misalucha-Willoughby] On 10 October, the National Task Force for the West Philippine Sea (NTF-WPS) reported that 22...
Read More >>French Navy Boards Russia-Linked Tanker in the Indian Ocean
The French military has boarded the sanctioned shadow fleet tanker DF Peak on the high seas of the Indian Ocean, hundreds of miles...
Read More >>Germany's Navy Rebuilds, Doubling Frigate Order and Adding New Base
The German Navy is expanding its footprint and its fleet with the addition of a new North Sea naval base and the acquisition of fo...
Read More >>The Continuously Shifting Control of the Strait of Hormuz
A lot has been written about the Strait of Hormuz this year. It is a vital global energy choke point situated between the Persian...
Read More >>Op-Ed: Royal Navy Still Stuck in the Doldrums
There has been no appreciable change in the Royal Navy's dire financial situation, which has seen its capability sink below what i...
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