The Maritime Executive
Articles posted by the international team of staff writers at The Maritime Executive.
Turkey Calls on Russia and Ukraine to Ensure Safe Navigation in Black Sea
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey issued a statement on Tuesday, August 4, again calling for both Russia a...
Rolls-Royce Presents New Marine Propulsion Systems at SMM 2026
[By Rolls-Royce] At SMM 2026, Rolls-Royce Power Systems will showcase new technologies for efficient and more sustainable shipping...
Autonomy Firm Accurate Unveils Workboat With Collision Avoidance Software
[By Accurate] India is taking a major step into the global marine autonomy market after the Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) cert...
Cargo Ship Attacked in Omani Sector of the Strait of Hormuz
As talks between Iran and Oman on control over the Strait of Hormuz move forwards, a new attack has been reported off the Musandam...
Fortunes Buoyed by Hormuz Crisis, Clarksons Posts a Record First Half
Its fortunes buoyed by conflict in the Mideast, world-leading shipbroking firm Clarksons is having a spectacular year, posting its...
IRClass Academy Delivers Yet Another Successful PFSO Training Program
[By Indian Register of Shipping] IRClass Academy, the training arm of Indian Register of Shipping, successfully conducted an inten...
Top Container Lines Lean Towards Ownership Over Chartering
At the outset of the pandemic, ocean carriers chartered-in the majority of their tonnage, giving them the flexibility to grow or s...
Seafarer Happiness Under Pressure Due to Workload and Wages
The Seafarer Happiness Index continues to slip, reports The Mission to Seafarers, not only due to the shocks from the war in the P...
Despite Houthi Threats, Saudi Tanker Terminal Carries On
The Houthi blockade on Saudi seaports produced visible results last month, cutting daily exports by as much as 40 percent, but shi...
Strike Threatens BHP’s Exports from World’s Largest Bulk Export Port
A last-minute meeting on Tuesday, August 4, appears to be the final hope to head off a planned strike set for two days that would...