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Nigeria Arrests Stowaways in Rudder Compartment of Bulker Bound for India

Nigeria Arrests Stowaways in Rudder Compartment of Bulker Bound for India

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2026
The Nigerian Navy is reporting that it again seized several stowaways as it is grappling with a growing problem of stowaways attempting to hide on outbound ships. The authorities arrested five suspect...
Op-Ed: The Hormuz Crisis Will Not Replay Itself in the South China Sea

Op-Ed: The Hormuz Crisis Will Not Replay Itself in the South China Sea

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2026
[By Hunter Marston] The ink has barely dried from the latest deal between the United States and Iran, and analysts have doubts about whether it will produce lasting peace. But there are several les...
Iran Releases Filipino and Ukrainian Crews from Seized MSC Ship

Iran Releases Filipino and Ukrainian Crews from Seized MSC Ship

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2026
Officials in both the Philippines and Ukraine are reporting that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has released at least some of the seafarers who were working aboard a Greek-owned containershi...
Laborde Products Expands Midwest Support with 5R Enterprises, LLC

Laborde Products Expands Midwest Support with 5R Enterprises, LLC

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2026
[By: Laborde Products] Laborde Products has added 5R Enterprises, LLC to its growing dealer network, expanding Mitsubishi Marine Engine support in the Midwest. Based in Morris, Illinois, 5R Enterpr...
Will the European Strait of Hormuz Force Float?

Will the European Strait of Hormuz Force Float?

By The Maritime Executive
June 24, 2026
A flotilla of ships destined to bulk out the FS Charles de Gaulle Carrier Strike Group has joined up in the Arabian Sea, all part of the Anglo-French led coalition which is intended to monitor safe pa...
2025 Claims Data Shows That Shipping Has Come a Long Way on Safety

2025 Claims Data Shows That Shipping Has Come a Long Way on Safety

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2026
Despite heightened war risks and the rise of the poorly-maintained "shadow fleet," the shipping industry has become radically safer than it was just 10 years ago, according to the latest numbers from...
Russia is Fitting its Drone Boats With Illicit Starlink Terminals

Russia is Fitting its Drone Boats With Illicit Starlink Terminals

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2026
Ukraine's armed forces are known for use of unmanned boats to conduct attacks in the Black Sea, but Russia is catching up - in part by covertly adopting the same communications system, according to Uk...
Chinese River Cruise Line Takes Delivery of First European Market Ship

Chinese River Cruise Line Takes Delivery of First European Market Ship

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2026
China’s Century Cruises, which calls itself China’s largest local tour operator for inbound travel, has taken delivery of the first three river cruise ships designed for the European market. They repo...
ECSA: Europe Should Use Carbon Fee Revenue to Support Green Fuels

ECSA: Europe Should Use Carbon Fee Revenue to Support Green Fuels

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2026
The European Union and its individual member states are pulling in billions of dollars in carbon tax revenue from the maritime sector under the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS), but aren't reinvesting a...
PortMiami Lures Away Maryland Port Administration’s Jonathan Daniels

PortMiami Lures Away Maryland Port Administration’s Jonathan Daniels

By The Maritime Executive
June 23, 2026
In a shake-up at two of the operations of major U.S. East Coast ports, PortMaimi named the current Executive Director for the Maryland Port Administration and Port of Baltimore, Jonathan Daniels, as i...

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