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Op-Ed: Arctic Bypass Emerges as Alternative to US-Centric Shipping Networks

By Wolfgang Lehmacher

January 21, 2026

Red Sea attacks and Arctic ice melt are now part of the same story: as one corridor has become a live-fire risk for seafarers, planners sketch a Nordic-Arctic bypass that could weaken the network...

James Fisher Takes a Stake in Dive-Capable Drone Boat Venture

By The Maritime Executive

January 20, 2026

British offshore services and shipping company James Fisher and Sons has bought a stake in the American autonomous sailing vessel startup Ocean Aero, which is developing a unique renewable energy...

Luxury Expedition Cruise Ship Will Feature Sails for Sustainable Cruising

By The Maritime Executive

January 20, 2026

In what is being billed as a new era of luxury expedition cruising, Atlas Ocean Voyages unveiled its designs for a new expedition cruise ship that will include three masts and large sails. The compa...

AD Ports Buys Spanish Shipyard Astilleros Balenciaga

By The Maritime Executive

January 20, 2026

The Abu Dhabi-based AD Ports acquired a Spanish shipyard as part of its effort to expand in the Mediterranean and serve the offshore operations sector. The reports indicate that it paid €11.2 millio...

Bay Area Diesel Repowers M/V Launch Runner with Quad Scania DI13s

By The Maritime Executive

January 20, 2026

[By: Laborde Products] Laborde Products, working through its dealer Bay Area Diesel, has completed a repower of the M/V Launch Runner, a quad-screw crew boat owned by G&S Marine. The project replac...

Maritime Leaders Convene in Singapore on FuelEU Strategy and Crew Welfare

By The Maritime Executive

January 20, 2026

[By: OceanOpt] OceanOpt, a provider of End-to-End Maritime Emissions & Operations Intelligence, gathered 40 maritime leaders in Singapore for a critical fireside chat, "Finishing the Year with Conf...

Masts of Famed Glasgow Tall Ship Removed for Restoration

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2026

In the port city of Glasgow, Scotland, the masts of a famous ship that serves as a reminder of a proud shipping past have been removed for the first time in 30 years. For decades, the masts of...

Power Struggles Over the Ocean’s Resources Call for Creative Diplomacy

By The Conversation

January 18, 2026

[By Jonas Gamso and Hossain Ahmed Taufiq] Oceans shape everyday life in powerful ways. They cover 70% of the planet, carry 90% of global trade, and support millions of jobs and the diets of bi...

Houston-Based Battery Power Startup Gets Backing From Maersk

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2026

Many shipping-industry analysts have downplayed the potential of hybrid or battery-electric propulsion for long-distance ocean routes, since the energy density of lithium-ion batteries is low rel...

South Africa Probes Unauthorized Iranian Participation in Naval Exercise

By The Maritime Executive

January 18, 2026

The South African Defence Ministry has set up a Board of Inquiry to find out why President Cyril Ramaphosa’s instructions that Iran was not to participate in Exercise Will for Peace 2026 were not...

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