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Finnish Prosecutors Appeal Court Ruling on Eagle S Cable-Damage Case

Finnish Prosecutors Appeal Court Ruling on Eagle S Cable-Damage Case

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
  Prosecutors in Finland are appealing a lower court ruling that found that the nation does not have any legal jurisdiction over subsea infrastructure sabotage within its exclusive economic zone. T...
Another Arms Shipment for the Houthis Intercepted by Opposition Faction

Another Arms Shipment for the Houthis Intercepted by Opposition Faction

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
  Factions opposing the Houthis have made yet another significant interception of Iranian-sourced arms destined for the Houthi militants. This time it happened off the southern coast of Yemen and f...
TSB: Barge Stability Drops Off Dangerously When Overloaded

TSB: Barge Stability Drops Off Dangerously When Overloaded

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
Canada's Transportation Safety Board is advising mariners to keep in mind the differences in stability between flatbottomed barges and seagoing hull shapes. A properly-loaded barge is highly stable...
Australia Reports on Bulker’s Engine Shut Down in Busy Port Hedland

Australia Reports on Bulker’s Engine Shut Down in Busy Port Hedland

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has released its interim report on the incident involving bulk carrier FMG Nicola (260,840 dwt) while departing Port Hedland in Western Australia in Feb...
Philippines: Minervagracht Crew Wasn't Given Chance to Avoid Gulf of Aden

Philippines: Minervagracht Crew Wasn't Given Chance to Avoid Gulf of Aden

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
  The Filipino seafarer who lost his life in the Houthi attack on the freighter Minervagracht was never advised of his right to disembark before coming within range of the terrorist group's missile...
U.S. and Finland Reach $6 Billion Deal to Build Up to 11 Icebreakers

U.S. and Finland Reach $6 Billion Deal to Build Up to 11 Icebreakers

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
The United States and Finland signed a deal on October 9 that sets out the framework for the construction of a total of up to 11 icebreakers using Finnish designs and expertise. It comes after months...
International Opinion Deeply Divided Ahead of MEPC Emissions Vote

International Opinion Deeply Divided Ahead of MEPC Emissions Vote

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
  Ahead of a vote in the International Maritime Organization (IMO) later this month, opposition is growing to carbon levies proposed to encourage compliance with the 2050 target set in the IMO’s Ne...
Cargo Ship Thamesborg Refloated After 33 Days in Remote Canadian Arctic

Cargo Ship Thamesborg Refloated After 33 Days in Remote Canadian Arctic

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
Royal Wagenborg confirmed that the refloating operation for its vessel Thamesborg was successful, and the ship will be proceeding to exit the Arctic to a port of refuge. The vessel had been stranded...
Discovery of WWII-Era Bomb Stops Operations at Port of Long Beach Terminal

Discovery of WWII-Era Bomb Stops Operations at Port of Long Beach Terminal

By The Maritime Executive
October 9, 2025
Construction workers digging at the Port of Long Beach made a surprising discovery on Wednesday, October 8, of what was later determined to be a World War II-era shell buried in the port. The discov...
U.S. Army Gets In on Wing-in-Ground Vehicle R&D

U.S. Army Gets In on Wing-in-Ground Vehicle R&D

By The Maritime Executive
October 8, 2025
  In the event of a conflict in the Western Pacific, U.S. forces will need options for deploying and moving supplies to remote islands, like the Batanes north of Luzon or the Ryukyu Islands east of...

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