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Sri Lanka Turns Chinese Naval Vessel Away From Port of Hambantota

Sri Lanka Turns Chinese Naval Vessel Away From Port of Hambantota

By The Maritime Executive
August 8, 2022
Critics of China's Belt and Road program have long warned of the potential military uses of the Chinese-operated port at Hambantota, Sri Lanka, and successive Sri Lankan governments have denied th...
Maritime Executive

China’s Exports Still Growing Despite Global Inflation Fears

By The Maritime Executive
August 8, 2022
There has been immense interest in mapping out the impacts of the national lockdowns China imposed in the second quarter. However, going by new data released on Sunday by China’s General Adminis...
The Airbus Model

The Airbus Model

By Erik Kravets
August 7, 2022
European manufacturers know this plot: A once proud industry under cost pressure from foreign – chiefly Asian – competitors, jettisons its mass market segment and survives by serving a lux...
Quah Ley Hoon, Champion of Crew Change, Steps Down at MPA Singapore

Quah Ley Hoon, Champion of Crew Change, Steps Down at MPA Singapore

By The Maritime Executive
August 7, 2022
The chief executive of the Maritime and Port Authority Singapore (MPA), Quah Ley Hoon, will be stepping down on September 5, Singapore's Ministry of Transport announced Friday. She will be replace...
Maersk Acquires Danish Company to Add Global Project Logistics

Maersk Acquires Danish Company to Add Global Project Logistics

By The Maritime Executive
August 5, 2022
Maersk is continuing to use its strong financial results and cash generated from operations to pursue its strategy to become a fully integrated container logistics company. The company has announced a...
Tugboat Unions to Disrupt Australian Ports in Long Contract Dispute

Tugboat Unions to Disrupt Australian Ports in Long Contract Dispute

By The Maritime Executive
August 4, 2022
Three of Australia’s maritime unions are threatening to disrupt operations at ten of Australia’s seaports on Friday, August 5, in their long-running dispute with Svitzer Towage, one of the...
Maritime Executive

What Would an Australian Sovereign Nuclear-Sub Program Look Like?

By The Strategist
July 31, 2022
[By John Harvey] After the cancellation of the Attack-class submarine program in favour of nuclear-powered boats (SSNs), Australia’s new government must urgently consider the $100-billion-plu...
Scotland and Industry Fund R&D for Demonstration of Wing Sail Tech

Scotland and Industry Fund R&D for Demonstration of Wing Sail Tech

By The Maritime Executive
July 28, 2022
A new effort is getting underway with the support of the Scottish Government and industry leaders including Lloyd’s Register to research and develop wing sail technology that can be retrofitted...
Opinion: "Narco-Drones" Are Here, and Our Maritime Laws Aren't Ready

Opinion: "Narco-Drones" Are Here, and Our Maritime Laws Aren't Ready

By Natalie Klein and Rob McLaughlin
July 27, 2022
This month, Spanish police authorities seized autonomous underwater vehicles, each capable of transporting around 200 kilograms of drugs. It’s not the first time police authorities have caught a...
Despite Continued Russian Strikes, Black Sea Grain Deal Inches Forward

Despite Continued Russian Strikes, Black Sea Grain Deal Inches Forward

By The Maritime Executive
July 26, 2022
Officials from Turkey, the UN, Ukraine and Russia have set up a coordination center to implement their agreement to provide safe passage for Ukrainian grain from Odesa to the Bosporus, and the work at...

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