U.S. Hits Chinese-Owned Freighter, Claiming it Ran Blockade on Iran
Two Seafarers Missing in Drone Attack on Product Tanker off Oman
Germany's Navy Rebuilds, Doubling Frigate Order and Adding New Base
The Continuously Shifting Control of the Strait of Hormuz
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Oct 12, 2026
The Maritime Executive
U.S. Hits Chinese-Owned Freighter, Claiming it Ran Blockade on Iran
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UKMTO
Two Seafarers Missing in Drone Attack on Product Tanker off Oman
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The TKMS MEKO design is the basis for Germany's new A-200 DEU frigate series (TKMS file image)
Germany's Navy Rebuilds, Doubling Frigate Order and Adding New Base
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Hormuz
The Continuously Shifting Control of the Strait of Hormuz
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Merchant bulkers at the Port of Casablanca, 2025 (Utah National Guard file image)
Morocco Cancels Concession Tender for Casablanca Shipyard
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Aker Solutions
Despite Challenges, Floating Offshore Wind Capacity Continues to Grow
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U.S. Coast Guard aircraft staged to conduct post-storm damage assessments and SAR operations (USCG)
U.S. Coast Guard Works Fast to Get Ports Back Online After Hurricane Isaias
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CJRC
Diesel Deal Increases Pressure on Putin’s Ports and Shipping
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HMS Iron Duke towards the end of a 49-month refit, 2022. The vessel was de facto decommissioned after 16 months of additional operational service (Royal Navy)
Op-Ed: Royal Navy Still Stuck in the Doldrums
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Cyber
The VL Prosperity Breach: What U.S. Cybersecurity Rules Already Require
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Chinese Navy hovercraft
Chinese Navy Practice Shipborne Hovercraft Deployment
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containership with new system for securing containers
HD Hyundai Delivers World's First "Lashing-Free" Containership to CMA CGM
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