The Pinglu canal is engineered for ships up to five thousand tonnes, a scale that speaks to its ambition.

Hapag-Lloyd and DP World are deepening their Africa partnership, with regional volumes projected to exceed one million TEU by 2026.

The USS St.

The Costa Serena has docked in Nagoya, ready to house 4,000 athletes for the Asian Games 2026, which opens Saturday.

The recovery of Yaşar Kayhan's body, found five kilometers from the Sea of Marmara collision site, brings a somber closure to a search that began with uncertainty.

Every maritime casualty carries a lesson, and the NTSB's 2025 Safer Seas Digest turns those lessons into actionable foresight.

In artisanal fishing communities along the Colombian Caribbean, vulnerability is not a single number but a layered condition shaped by income, education, and dependence on the sea.

Marine microalgae are proving that sustainable aquafeed does not require a compromise in performance.

Cutterhead clogging from mud cake formation remains one of the most disruptive risks in subsea shield tunneling, especially when the machine crosses alternating soft, hard strata.

Seventeen thousand nine hundred seven clams measured, nearly 1,500 sexed, and a growth curve that holds across three fishing districts: this is the kind of empirical foundation that turns a fishery from guesswork into…

Port governance rarely gets the resilience analysis it deserves.

Nine white sharks, some traveling nearly 3,800 kilometers, have been detected within Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary, marking the first documented occurrences of the species in this Gulf of Mexico marine…

In a Taiwan Strait deployment of 2,317 buoy observations, constant velocity beat every learned model on ten-minute drift forecasts.

A single impulsive sound can be more than a passing disturbance for farmed seabream; it can register as a measurable stressor.

Weak-target bearing estimation in the South China Sea no longer demands blind guesswork.

The USS Gerald R.

Quantum sensors mounted on low-cost drones could bring a new layer of precision to underwater surveillance, operating directly from warships near the sea surface.

Four newly described species of Australian plant bug now carry Taylor Swift's name, a fitting tribute from science to an artist who turns precise observation into narrative.

Hull 096 left Tasmania in early August, loaded aboard the MV Black Marlin after a multi-day operation on Hobart's River Derwent.

Hybrid electric propulsion is moving LNG carriers beyond incremental gains.

The *Judy LaMarsh* joins the Great Lakes fleet as a working testament to progress, not just a tribute.

ABB's electrification expertise now powers Ferrari Hypersail's bold pursuit of offshore records, pairing validated marine technology with the drive to redefine what sailing can achieve.

Japan's maritime sector is charting a cleaner course.

August's throughput of 1.88 million TEUs marks a 2% gain over last year, landing the port its fifth-busiest month in 115 years. Consistency like this signals more than resilience; it reflects a data-driven logistics…

Viking Astrea is slated for delivery in May 2027, with a debut season charted for the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

Standards define the next wave of maritime progress, and ABS is helping to set them.

The United States has rejected Iran's account that the Panama-flagged oil tanker El Gaia struck a naval mine in the Strait of Hormuz, casting further doubt on a waterway already strained by diplomatic friction.

A fire at a Qingdao shipyard has triggered a formal investigation, led by the Ministry of Emergency Management with support from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

The Coastal Bend of Texas has lost 193 square kilometers of wetlands since 1984, a 17% decline that accelerated sharply between 2008 and 2016.

The Taiwan Strait moves more than a third of global container traffic, yet its legal waters remain contested.

India has moved to protect those who carry global commerce through unstable waters, establishing a support network for seafarers in conflict zones.

One Indian seafarer remains missing after an attack on a vessel near the Oman coast, while thirteen crew members have been rescued, India's Ministry of External Affairs confirmed.

The conversion of the FKAB Marine Design L21 carrier *Shenghang Yongle* into an ammonia bunkering vessel marks a measured step forward for sustainable maritime fuel.

A $336 million agreement with HII secures the components for CVN 82, a nuclear-powered carrier that will extend the Navy's operational reach.

Recovery rates of 91.8% for LDPE, 97% for PP, and 85.2% for PVC show what happens when precision replaces manual handling. The automated system integrates digestion, density separation, and overflow-based filtration…

Installing a massive asymmetric manifold in ultra-deep water is a test of precision, and this RAO-driven assessment meets it head-on.

A 12.7 mm machine gun, mounted on a protected remote weapon station, defines the latest chapter in Black Sea naval warfare. This is not abstract theory; it is real-time conflict where drone crews operate under direct…

A suspended pipeline on an erodible bed does not fail all at once; it fails through a quiet accumulation of vibration and scour, each cycle eroding the margins of safety.

The Clarion-Clipperton Zone's environmental management plan is embedded in International Seabed Authority decision-making, yet it shapes approval more than operations.

Off the coast of Unguja Island, a new baseline reveals what persists beneath the surface.

Measured shifts in marine biogeochemical patterns now point to a clear conclusion: human activity is redefining ocean chemistry at scale.

Brazil's climate governance has a blind spot, and it sits on the water.

A fish spine wing bionic impeller is redefining energy harvesting for subsea pipeline monitoring.

Accurate ocean models depend on precise inputs, yet bottom friction coefficients have long resisted uniform representation.

For decades, the species identity of *Physalia* on Thai beaches has remained unresolved, leaving public-health responses without a firm scientific baseline.

A recent expedition to a deep-sea trench near Australia has confirmed that certain sea spider specimens emit a bioluminescent glow, one that may have been documented by 19th-century naturalists.

A century after sinking, a World War I submarine wreck off Denmark is leaking TNT into the surrounding water, seabed, and marine life.

An Iran-linked account weaponized Claude AI to compile targeting data on US naval assets in the Middle East.

Blue and black fibres dominated every seawater sample collected in Saint John Harbour, and 94% of zooplankton taxa had ingested microlitter.

The Bohai Sea alone supplies nearly 40% of China's *Acetes chinensis* catch.