A green microalga turning red is not a failure, but a calculated survival strategy.

The Atlantic rarely offers a moment like this, yet there Raviraj stood, face to face with his father.

The Houthis have reportedly assured the Trump administration that US vessels will be spared from attack in the Red Sea, a pledge that signals a tangible easing of regional tensions.

At a UN Security Council meeting, India's Permanent Representative P Harish called for stability in maritime commerce amid geopolitical shifts.

The Panama Maritime Authority has confirmed it is investigating a collision near the Singapore Strait, though it has yet to release a detailed account.

On September 20, U.S. naval actions redirected vessels to enforce the blockade against Iran. This is a measured, deliberate move, one that prioritizes compliance over spectacle. Redirecting ships is not a…

The Batavia has arrived at Damen Ship Repair Amsterdam, where a delicate dry-docking operation will prepare the historic vessel for its permanent home ashore at Museum Batavialand.

In the Caribbean, U.S. forces killed four individuals during a strike on a suspected drug-smuggling vessel. The operation underscores the persistent challenge of maritime interdiction in these waters. Measured action…

AIS-based trajectory prediction has always faced a trade-off: physics-based models need information AIS records simply do not provide, while data-driven models can generate motion that looks nothing like safe navigation.

A thickening cortex, visible on MRI, may be the earliest measurable warning sign of Alzheimer's disease, appearing up to seven years before amyloid-beta accumulation.

Fifteen nautical miles from the Dung Quat anchorage, the bulk carrier *Merchant Mariner* took on water in its ballast tanks, a stark reminder that maritime safety depends on more than seamanship.

The phenolic extracts from *Pelvetia canaliculata*, *Fucus vesiculosus*, and *Cystoseira tamariscifolia* are not just potent; they are precise.

A Liberia-flagged LPG tanker carrying nine Indian seafarers was struck by a drone while sailing eastbound outside the Strait of Hormuz.

Production capacity for the Devil Ray USV is set to double, with MARTAC and SOLACE Boats partnering to deliver an additional 100 units annually to the U.S. Navy. That is a decisive step toward scaling uncrewed maritime…

Denmark has committed DKK 1.8 billion, or $276 million, to Ukraine's air defenses, a decisive investment in measured resilience. This support package targets a fundamental need: protecting sovereign airspace with…

A decision to lease the New Mooring Container Terminal at Chattogram Port has triggered a peaceful protest from labor unions, who are organizing against the government's move.

Coastal adaptation often stalls not from a lack of tools, but from a lack of integrated thinking.

A decree alone does not make a network.

China and Pakistan face the same Pacific currents, yet their legal responses to marine plastic pollution diverge sharply.

Container terminal efficiency hinges on the precise coordination of yard cranes and internal trucks, yet equipment waiting and prolonged operation times persist as constraints.

Coastal waters are where the ocean meets the land, and they are changing in measurable ways.

Four features in a tilted tropical cyclone's structure may signal intensification, according to nearly three decades of Hurricane Hunter data.

The 2025 temperature anomaly data from Our World in Data offers a measurable look at how far the climate has shifted.

The Vivit Africa LNG was crossing the Mediterranean and Adriatic seas toward Italy when a cyberattack disrupted its transport.

A single report nearly triggered a military incident in the Middle East, halted only when experienced analysts and subject-matter experts reviewed the underlying intelligence.

Satellite imagery shows Beijing has expanded its Djibouti base with new radars, antennas, and naval assets, sharpening its watch over one of the world's busiest maritime corridors.

The Strait of Hormuz is once again a flashpoint, with the UKMTO flagging a separate incident involving a vessel in its waters.

A deliberate strike in open water is not a misunderstanding; it is a choice.

The Indian Navy's next-generation missile vessels are built for speed, plain and simple.

Water entered part of a cargo ship off Somalia's coast, and the Somali Navy moved in to rescue the crew.

Six months after seeking emergency docking, Iran's amphibious landing ship IRIS Lavan remains anchored in India's Port of Kochi.

Nancy Shute opens the conversation where the stakes are highest: extreme heat and never-ending drought are not abstractions but measurable pressures on human survival.

The U.S. Coast Guard's boarding of vessels on August 21, following a cyber breach attributed to "foreign cyber actors," signals a sobering reality: maritime security now extends well beyond physical threats. This action…

A new LNG carrier will soon test whether continuous emissions monitoring systems can match established data standards.

Eighty alien species in the Mediterranean, each with its own fingerprint of harm and benefit, now have a measurable story.

NYK Line and its Japanese partners have completed the world's first ship-to-ship ammonia bunkering operation on an ammonia-fuelled vessel, a measured step toward decarbonizing maritime transport.

Compressed sensing is often framed as a way to recover signals from fewer measurements, but this study shows why the conventional approach falls short for ocean wave data.

French fishermen blockaded the ports of Nice and Sète, along with an oil depot in Frontignan, on Thursday, September 17, grounding their trawlers in a protest over soaring fuel costs and mounting geopolitical strain.

Understanding Arctic seals requires measuring more than their environment.

Indonesia's acquisition of the Giuseppe Garibaldi marks a deliberate step into a more capable maritime posture, transforming a retired Italian carrier into its first aircraft carrier.

The honeycomb patterns of Paleodictyon have puzzled scientists for centuries, even capturing Leonardo da Vinci's imagination.

A 1,700-tonne vessel demands more than a routine haul-out.

Japan Engine has completed the world's first hydrogen-fuelled engine for large commercial vessels, achieving over 95% GHG reductions during factory testing.

After 18 months in maintenance, USS Ronald Reagan is back where it belongs: at sea, ready, and integrated into the fleet.

Carnival Jubilee is set to deliver shorter Western Caribbean itineraries from Galveston in 2028-29, a move that makes ocean travel more accessible without sacrificing depth.

Finland's response to suspected underwater infrastructure damage is tightening, and rightly so.

U.S. sanctions have landed on an Iranian entity tied to Bitcoin payments and shipping tolls, part of a network that financier Babak Zanjani used to move hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin to the IRGC. The…

A 50,000 dwt ethanol-fuelled MR tanker is moving from concept toward classification, with K Shipbuilding and Lloyd's Register now assessing feasibility ahead of an AiP.

Sustainable marine resource management has reached a critical juncture, where the convergence of economic activity and ecological pressure demands more than static models can offer.

A full year of observations at a drifting ice station in the western Arctic Ocean reveals that *Metridia longa*, a dominant copepod, produces an annual rate of 424.5 mg DW m, 2 year, 1. This figure represents just 35%…