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Philippine Elections Will Shape Security Landscape in the Indo-Pacific

By The Strategist

March 20, 2022

[By Nick Danby] When more than 50 million Filipinos cast their ballots on May 9 for a new president, they’ll decide far more than who will be the next occupant of the Malacañan Palace. At stake are...

Back to the Future

By Mia Bennett

March 18, 2022

In 1838, with black smoke belching out of its single funnel, the steamship SS Sirius sailed into New York Harbor, having left Ireland 18 days prior. The wood-hulled vessel was the first transatlantic...

RWE Adds Ammonia to Germany’s First LNG Import Terminal

By The Maritime Executive

March 18, 2022

Under pressure to find new sources of energy to reduce its dependence on Russian energy, Germany is moving to accelerate projects that would permit the country to import new forms of energy. Recently,...

Greenpeace Retires its Largest Ship

By The Maritime Executive

March 18, 2022

A Greenpeace International ship that has been the face of environmental protection and humanitarian missions across the globe has been retired after two decades of service. As an organization focus...

Hapag-Lloyd Commits $10M to Decarbonization Fund

By The Maritime Executive

March 18, 2022

Ocean carrier Hapag-Lloyd has committed $10 million in funding to the Global Center for Maritime Decarbonization (GCMD) as part of its efforts to accelerate the development of low and zero-carbon fuel...

Dutch Researchers Developing Maritime Crash Barriers for Wind Turbines

By The Maritime Executive

March 18, 2022

A team of Dutch maritime researchers is working on solutions to avoid collisions between ships and the growing number of offshore wind turbines in the North Sea. According to the team, the risk of a c...

South Korea Files Manslaughter Charges 5-Years After Ore Carrier Sank

By The Maritime Executive

March 18, 2022

Just shy of five years after the very large ore carrier Stellar Daisy was lost in the South Atlantic off Uruguay, South Korean prosecutors have reportedly filed a new round of charges against the CEO...

Russian Invasion of Ukraine Has Far-Reaching Supply Chain Consequences

By Brian Gicheru Kinyua

March 18, 2022

The current global economic order is founded on credit and globalization, and Russia’s miscalculation in starting a war with Ukraine is having ripple effects in distant continents. Vital food suppl...

Video: Heaviest River Cruise Ship Launched at Chesapeake Shipbuilding

By The Maritime Executive

March 18, 2022

Construction is proceeding on American Cruise Lines' new generation of modern riverboat cruise ships with the fifth vessel recently launched at Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Salisbury, Maryland. Accordin...

British Government to Review P&O Ferries’ Contracts After Mass Firings

By The Maritime Executive

March 18, 2022

The wave of backlash has continued to grow against British ferry operator P&O Ferries after the company’s sudden move on Thursday docking all its ships and firing 800 crewmembers to be replaced by a M...

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