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Marine Archaeologists Salvage Artifacts From Titanic's Sister Ship

By The Maritime Executive

September 17, 2025

Marine archaeologists in Greece have recovered artifacts from the wreck of the HMHS Britannic, a sister ship of the Titanic and the largest vessel lost during the First World War. Britannic wa...

Photos: Cargo Ship Thamesborg Remains Grounded in Northwest Passage

By The Maritime Executive

September 17, 2025

The Canadian Coast Guard and the owners of the cargo ship Thamesborg, Royal Wagenborg, provided updates reporting that after 10 days, the vessel remains stable and in no immediate danger. Resources...

Croatia Invites Bid for Bankrupt 3 Maj Shipbuilder to Revive Industry

By The Maritime Executive

September 17, 2025

The Croatian government is looking to revive its once-strong shipbuilding industry through a series of privatization efforts. After having stepped in to take control of the shipbuilders 3 Maj and Ul...

Real-Time Visibility Transforms Barge Operations

By Jason Aristides, CEO, OpenTug

September 16, 2025

The inland barge industry stands at a critical juncture. While we've long known that barges move cargo more efficiently than trucks or rail—past studies have shown 647 ton-miles per gallon compar...

Italian Court Approves Extradition of Suspect in Nord Stream Attack Case

By The Maritime Executive

September 16, 2025

A Ukrainian national who was arrested last month on charges of plotting the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline attack is one step closer to extradition. A court in Bologna, Italy has approved his extradit...

Dangers of the UK's Surrender of the Chagos Islands Begin to Crystallize

By The Maritime Executive

September 16, 2025

The UK government’s plan to surrender sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius took a major step forward this week when the bill passed its Second Reading in the House of Commons, its prima...

ITF London Staff Start First-Ever Strike Against the Union Federation

By The Maritime Executive

September 16, 2025

The unionized office staff of the International Transport Workers’ Federation, represented by the union Unite, has taken the unusual step of going on strike against their union employer. More than 1...

Report: Ukraine's Port Strikes May Force Russia to Curtail Oil Output

By The Maritime Executive

September 16, 2025

After a series of damaging attacks by Ukrainian drones, Russia's oil refining and export infrastructure may not have the capacity to handle - or even store - the full output of Russian oil wells,...

Germany and the Netherlands to Overhaul Subsidies for Renewable Energy

By The Maritime Executive

September 16, 2025

The governments of both Germany and the Netherlands are examining how they structure renewable energy subsidies, looking to spur the industry while managing costs for the end users. Both countrie...

U.S. Coast Guard Invests $50M to Revamp Mariner Licensing System

By The Maritime Executive

September 16, 2025

American mariners are used to dealing with an extended and time-consuming administrative process whenever they go for a license upgrade or renewal. The U.S. Coast Guard's credentialing system works,...

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