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France Boards Sanctioned Shadow Fleet Tanker in the Atlantic

France Boards Sanctioned Shadow Fleet Tanker in the Atlantic

French troops on May 31 boarded a sanctioned crude oil tanker suspected of sailing under a false flag. The tanker named Tagor (114,800 dwt) is being redirected to an anchorage near Brest, France, an...

The Hidden Clause Contradictions Driving Demurrage Claims

The Hidden Clause Contradictions Driving Demurrage Claims

A bulk carrier arrives at Paranagua on a Saturday morning at 08:00 local time. Sugar cargo, clean fixture, terms agreed weeks earlier in what looked like a routine email exchange. The master tenders N...

U.S. and Iran Trade Fire as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Continue

U.S. and Iran Trade Fire as Strait of Hormuz Tensions Continue

Over the weekend, Iranian and U.S. forces traded fire in a continued low-level contest over the control of the Strait of Hormuz. Five U.S. servicemembers were injured in a Saturday missile strike on a...

Australian Police Find Cocaine Inside a Luxury Bus Aboard a Ro/Ro

Australian Police Find Cocaine Inside a Luxury Bus Aboard a Ro/Ro

The Australian Border Force (ABF) has once again busted a cocaine shipment tucked inside an imported luxury bus aboard a ro/ro - an unusual choice of concealment, but one that it has encountered befor...

Ukraine Damages Product Tanker and Oil Terminal on Sea of Azov

Ukraine Damages Product Tanker and Oil Terminal on Sea of Azov

  On Friday night, Ukraine's drone forces launched another large-scale attack on targets in Russian-occupied Crimea, damaging a tanker and two petroleum terminals.  Unmanned Systems Force (USF)...

Four Fleet Designs: Which Navy is Best for America?

Four Fleet Designs: Which Navy is Best for America?

[By Capt. George Galdorisi, USN] Military leaders often use military-industry conferences to unveil new strategies. Coming on the heels of a new National Security Strategy (NSS) issued in December...

Port of Itajai Plans to Remove 133-Year-Old Wreck to Prepare for Dredging

Port of Itajai Plans to Remove 133-Year-Old Wreck to Prepare for Dredging

The Brazilian Port of Itajaí has embarked on a project to remove the wreck of a merchant ship that has been lying on the bottom of a critical shipping channel for more than 130 years. The move is expe...

After Iranian Attack, Activists Renew Push for Live Export Ban

After Iranian Attack, Activists Renew Push for Live Export Ban

Animal welfare organizations are renewing their push for a total ban on seaborne livestock exports after some 4,000 sheep and goats died off the coast of Oman earlier this month. Maritime intellige...

Op-Ed: Three Countries Could Scuttle WTO's Fishing-Subsidy Limit Agreement

Op-Ed: Three Countries Could Scuttle WTO's Fishing-Subsidy Limit Agreement

More than 600 million people around the world seek to make their living through fishing or from processing the catch. Most of those workers – often impoverished – rightly pay little attention to the i...

No Signs of Peace in the Gulf

No Signs of Peace in the Gulf

From activity noted, there are few if any indications from the Gulf region or in the Strait of Hormuz area that a ceasefire or an end to the war is imminent. The blockade of Iranian ships and ports...