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Indonesia Makes 2.6 Ton Drug Bust on Tanzanian Ship with False ID

Indonesia Makes 2.6 Ton Drug Bust on Tanzanian Ship with False ID

By The Maritime Executive
August 19, 2026
Indonesian authorities are reporting one of their largest ever drug busts, completed on Monday night, August 17, on a small general cargo ship coming from Malaysia and suspected of operating under a f...
Iran Claims to Turn Back Chinese Tanker and Continues to Detain UAE Vessel

Iran Claims to Turn Back Chinese Tanker and Continues to Detain UAE Vessel

By The Maritime Executive
August 19, 2026
News sources closely linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) continue to make claims about controlling vessel transits of the Strait of Hormuz as they enforce “Iran’s maritime laws.”...
Death Toll in Zimbabwe Ferry Disaster Reaches 94

Death Toll in Zimbabwe Ferry Disaster Reaches 94

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2026
The casualty count from a ferry accident on Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe has risen to 94 people, and search operations are still under way, according to local police. On August 11, the ferry Nbuya Nehanda...
Oman Works to Clean Up Spill as Oil From Stricken Tanker Comes Ashore

Oman Works to Clean Up Spill as Oil From Stricken Tanker Comes Ashore

By The Maritime Executive
August 18, 2026
As oil spilled from the grounded tanker Caroline Bezengi begins to come ashore in mainland Oman, the nation's emergency-response agency is kicking into gear with a beach cleanup operation, the last re...
Iran Claims to Have Seized Tanker as It Continues Targeting UAE Shipping

Iran Claims to Have Seized Tanker as It Continues Targeting UAE Shipping

By The Maritime Executive
August 17, 2026
Iranian media is carrying unconfirmed reports on Monday, August 17, that it has detained a tanker linked to the UAE for violations of its rules for the Strait of Hormuz. It comes after the UAE’s Minis...
Op-Ed: Marine Heatwaves are Cooking Ocean Ecosystems, And Will Get Stronger

Op-Ed: Marine Heatwaves are Cooking Ocean Ecosystems, And Will Get Stronger

By The Conversation
August 16, 2026
[By Sina Pinter and Nicole L. Jones] You may have heard reports of fish die-offs or seen photos of hauntingly bleached coral. Those are just two signs a marine heatwave has swept through the sea....
Windward Power Systems Repowers Boston Harbor Ferry M/V Outward Bound

Windward Power Systems Repowers Boston Harbor Ferry M/V Outward Bound

By The Maritime Executive
August 15, 2026
[By: Laborde Products] As part of a major mid-life refit completed by Gladding-Hearn Shipbuilding, Windward Power Systems repowered the M/V Outward Bound with a Mitsubishi S6B3 Tier 3 engine suppli...
Hawaii's Ports Prepare for Tropical Storm Lala

Hawaii's Ports Prepare for Tropical Storm Lala

By The Maritime Executive
August 14, 2026
Tropical Storm Lala is approaching Hawaii and shaping up to turn into a Category 1 hurricane, and the U.S. Coast Guard is taking steps to make sure that harbors and mariners are ready.  Effective F...
Russia Fields a Floating Pillbox to Defend Against Ukraine's Drones

Russia Fields a Floating Pillbox to Defend Against Ukraine's Drones

By The Maritime Executive
August 14, 2026
The invasion of Ukraine has crystallized the rapid changes in warfare brought about primarily by advances in electronic applications. Ukraine, kept short of the technology transfers it needs to defend...
Scarborough Shoal and the Philippines’ Paper Trail in the South China Sea

Scarborough Shoal and the Philippines’ Paper Trail in the South China Sea

By The Lowy Interpreter
August 14, 2026
In the South China Sea, power is usually measured in ships, patrols and presence. In July, the Philippines opened a quieter front: the legal record. By depositing Chart No. 1567 with the United Nat...

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