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Kyiv: "Everyone Understands" Why Ukraine Plans to Buy More Drone Boats

Kyiv: "Everyone Understands" Why Ukraine Plans to Buy More Drone Boats

In a hint at suspected Ukrainian involvement in the recent drone boat attack on Russia's Black Sea Fleet, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced the start of a crowdfunding campaign for...

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UK Agrees to Discuss Terms With Mauritius on Future of Chagos Islands

The territorial dispute between UK and Mauritius over the Central Indian Ocean Chagos archipelago could be nearing the end. Last week, the UK’s Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs James Cleverly sa...

Australia Sends a Frigate to Assist N. Korea Sanctions Enforcement

Australia Sends a Frigate to Assist N. Korea Sanctions Enforcement

Australia has deployed a frigate to help with the enforcement of sanctions on North Korea, a policy with high priority for Australia's allies after Pyongyang's recent ballistic missile tests and its s...

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For as long as mankind has built machines there’s been a need to keep them in peak operating condition. We can imagine the earliest sailors with their hand on a line, feeling for unfamiliar vibrati...

Cable Installation Starts for Massachusetts’ First Offshore Wind Farm

Cable Installation Starts for Massachusetts’ First Offshore Wind Farm

Offshore cable installation commenced this week for Vineyard Wind which is billed as the first commercial-scale offshore wind farm in the United States. The company used the launch as an opportunity t...

High-Speed, Zero-Emission, Battery-Powered Ferry Planned for New York

High-Speed, Zero-Emission, Battery-Powered Ferry Planned for New York

Plans were announced for the first high-speed zero-emissions electric ferry in New York Harbor. In recent decades, New York City has seen a resurgence of its waterborne transit system supported by the...

Fuel Costs and the Economy Prompt Color Line to Retire Two Ships

Fuel Costs and the Economy Prompt Color Line to Retire Two Ships

Citing increasing costs and economic uncertainties, as well as government moves to reduce support to the shipping industry, Color Line which calls itself Norway's largest shipping company in internati...

Japan-South Korea Ferry Service Resumes After 32-Month COVID Pause

Japan-South Korea Ferry Service Resumes After 32-Month COVID Pause

The next-generation Queen Beetle trimaran ferry operated by Japan’s JR Kyushu Jet Ferry embarked on its debut international voyage on November 4, 2022, marking the resumption of passenger services bet...

US Offers $5M Bounty on Singapore Shipowner for North Korean Trade

US Offers $5M Bounty on Singapore Shipowner for North Korean Trade

As part of its ongoing effort to disrupt the flow of oil and other goods to North Korea, the U.S. Department of State announced it is offering a bounty of up to $5 million for information on the direc...

US Fines Shipping Company for Caribbean Air Pollution Violations

US Fines Shipping Company for Caribbean Air Pollution Violations

The United States concluded a multi-year investigation and prosecution of shipping companies operating in the Caribbean with the sentencing of New York-based Ionian Management for violations dating ba...