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U.S. Boards Sanctioned, Stateless Tanker in the Indian Ocean

By The Maritime Executive

February 9, 2026

U.S. forces boarded a sanctioned, stateless tanker that was underway in the Indian Ocean after reportedly tracking the vessel for over a month since it departed Venezuela. It is the first seizure by...

Two Venezuela-Linked Tankers Detained in Dutch Caribbean Islands

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2026

With the resumption of Venezuela's oil trade under U.S. management, shipments from state oil company PDVSA have resumed, including some shipments aboard the same shadow fleet tankers that have ca...

China's Belt and Road Initiative Boomed in 2025

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2026

[By Tom Baxter] Last year, Chinese companies’ “engagement” in 150 countries involved in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) reached its highest level since the BRI was launched 12 years ago....

Roll Group Ordered Two Heavy-Duty Deck Barges for Its Expanding Fleet

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2026

[By: Roll Group] Roll Group has announced the purchase of two new barges in Indonesia as part of the company’s ongoing fleet expansion. Built to DNV classification standards, the new barges will en...

Op-Ed: In Shipping, Unenforced Sanctions Are Too Easily Ignored

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2026

The recent movements of the sanctioned chemical/oil products tanker Silver (IMO 9309576) are a rich illustration of how the attractions of profit so easily overcome political loyalties, and how s...

Count Down to CMA Shipping 2026: Global Maritime Meeting in North America

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2026

[By: CMA Shipping] The count down is on for this year’s highly anticipated CMA Shipping 2026 conference and exhibition taking place from 10–12 March 2026 at the Hilton Stamford Hotel in Stamford, C...

U.S. Will Stick With the IMO, But Aims to Defeat the Net Zero Framework

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2026

The United States appears committed to staying with the International Maritime Organization and attempting to win arguments on the inside, in contrast to its decision to withdraw entirely from so...

Mexico Launches its First Research Initiative in Antarctica

By The Maritime Executive

February 8, 2026

Mexico has launched its first research campaign in Antarctica, with the country leveraging on science diplomacy to access polar frontiers. The research initiative is carried out in collaboration...

Executive Interview: John Bressler, VP of Government Relations at AAPA

By Jack O'Connell

February 8, 2026

Hailed as "the preeminent voice of the seaport industry in the Americas" and representing more than 130 public port authorities, the AAPA is a vocal advocate of issues vital to U.S. seaports. We...

Deep-Sea Life Forms May Hold Clues to Sustainable Battery Technology

By The Conversation

February 8, 2026

[By Alicia M. Battaglia] As the world races to electrify everything from cars to cities, the demand for high-performance, long-lasting batteries is soaring. But the uncomfortable truth is this...

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