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First Seaborne Shipment of Food Aid Leaves Cyprus for Gaza

By The Maritime Executive

March 12, 2024

The rescue tug Open Arms has departed Cyprus with a cargo of food aid for Gaza, the first of many to come. The cargo owner, global charity World Central Kitchen, is working around Gaza's lack of port...

Alexander Saverys Challenges Industry’s Approach to the Future

By The Maritime Executive

March 12, 2024

While the shipping industry is optimistic about the near-term outlook despite many of the well-publicized challenges, Alexander Saverys, CEO of CMB and now Euronav, however, challenged the industry to...

Strong Outlook as Container Volumes Remain Positive at US Ports

By The Maritime Executive

March 12, 2024

U.S. imports are strong and continuing to grow with the outlook remaining positive into 2024. The disruptions in the Red Sea and at the Panama Canal have not impacted the number of containers arr...

Panama Canal Adds Back Daily Transit Slots

By The Maritime Executive

March 12, 2024

The Panama Canal Authority is taking further steps to ease some of the restrictions on transits imposed due to water restrictions. Starting later this month, they are increasing the available spo...

Pirates Board Bangladeshi Bulker in the Indian Ocean

By The Maritime Executive

March 12, 2024

A group of suspected Somali pirates has reportedly boarded a bulker run by a company in Bangladesh and are now steering the vessel toward Somalia. The shipping company, SK Shipping Lines, part of...

Houthis Launch Ballistic Missiles at Panamax Container Ship

By The Maritime Executive

March 11, 2024

On Monday, Houthi forces continued their campaign against Red Sea shipping with the launch of two ballistic missiles at a Liberian-flagged merchant ship. U.S. forces responded by destroying 18 Houthi...

Op-Ed: Maritime Security Sector Needs to Focus on Fundamentals, Not Tech

March 11, 2024

[By Jamie Jones and Ian Ralby] What good is the world’s most advanced “dark targeting” platform to uncover previously untraceable vessels if the local navy, coast guard, or marine police canno...

Huntington Beach Slick May Have Been From a Natural Seep

By The Maritime Executive

March 11, 2024

The U.S. Coast Guard has concluded its response to a large oil sheen off the coast of Orange County, California, and the cause remains unknown. The area is home to natural oil seeps, and it is po...

Flight MH370's Disappearance Shows the Difficulty of Deep-Sea Search

By The Conversation

March 11, 2024

[By Jamie Pringle, Alastair Ruffell Reader and Ruth Morgan] It has been ten years since Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370, carrying 239 passengers and crew on board, disappeared less than one ho...

U.S. Navy Pulls Together $9 Billion to Invest in Submarine Supply Chain

By The Maritime Executive

March 11, 2024

Facing delays in the construction of its next-generation ballistic missile submarine, the Columbia-class, the U.S. Navy wants to plow billions of dollars into strengthening American companies that bui...

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