The MV Ocean Winner, a Panama-flagged bulk carrier, has sunk in the Bay of Bengal off Odisha, leaving 22 crew missing and only two survivors rescued from liferafts.

The 20-metre Saildrone Surveyor, fitted with a JAGM dual launcher and ARES fire-control system, has demonstrated a precision strike capability during the RIMPAC exercise.

INS Mangrol, with over 80 percent indigenous content, signals a practical stride in India's naval self-reliance.

The transfer of cocaine from ocean-going vessels to go-fast boats is a deliberate tactic, one that exploits the vastness of the Eastern Pacific.

A fire aboard an ore-laden cargo ship at the Port of Midia on August 21, 2026, has forced a halt to operations at the Romanian harbor.

The Romanian Coast Guard detected an unidentified drone in the country's exclusive economic zone near the Neptun Alpha gas platform, prompting a swift response.

A new advance in subsea engineering is now operational, as China expands its offshore capabilities with a robotic vessel designed for complex underwater tasks.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called for an end to the months-long war, framing Iran's position from one of "power and dignity." The statement lands as the Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint for global…

The September issue opens with a familiar mystery: static electricity, a force we feel in a snap of a finger, still holds secrets we are only beginning to chart.

A fatal gas leak has forced the Department of Environment to keep a shipbreaking yard closed until its environmental clearance is renewed, a decision that underscores the human cost embedded in Bangladesh's recycling…

A 14 MW turbine at Orsted's Greater Changhua 4 wind farm halted operations before catching fire, a sequence that underscores the unforgiving nature of offshore maintenance.

The ocean floor is not a silent archive; it is a ledger of human activity, and the detection of unexpected debris confirms that our influence reaches even the most remote depths.

Myanmar's military has escalated its campaign to secure land for the Dawei Port project, signaling a firm resolve to reclaim territory through force.

Sanctions targeting the Hormuz Strait are designed to reinforce the existing US blockade, not replace it.

The U.S. military has quietly established a shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz, moving millions of barrels of oil daily. It is a measured, logistical response to a volatile region, and one that carries real…

The Panama Canal Authority has restricted daily vessel crossings, a direct response to drought-like conditions driven by El Niño.

Beneath the waves of American Samoa lies a terrain as uncharted as it is vital, and this latest expedition turns raw data into actionable insight.

In 2026, the waters around American Samoa become a map of unknowns, and the expedition to chart them is a study in patience.

A crossword puzzle is an unlikely vessel for ocean intelligence, yet here we are.

Aircraft carrier namings are deliberate signals, and this one cuts against a long-standing norm.

The turnover of crews is a constant in naval operations, but the conclusion of the *Lincoln*'s deployment carries a weight that extends beyond routine rotation.

The Northern Sea Route is no longer a theoretical exercise in Arctic logistics.

Guangxi's Pinglu Canal is set to open, and with it comes a direct line from inland rivers to the sea.

Japan's deployment of fighter aircraft to India for joint exercises reflects a deliberate step toward shared regional stability.

Beneath our feet, the ground is rarely silent.

A single port operating as a collection of silos, with container, bulk, breakbulk, and RORO terminals refusing to share information, is a blueprint for operational chaos.

The crew of the U.S.-flagged SLNC York is safe after the vessel began taking on water mid-Pacific, with operator Schuyler Line Navigation Company confirming the rescue. Swift action turned a perilous situation into a…

Soil bacteria may carry a legacy of herbivore attack, one that primes new plants to recruit wasps against destructive pests.

Two merchant vessels, carrying 22 Indian crew members total, have been hijacked by pirates in separate incidents off Yemen and Somalia.

American Samoa's waters hold more than meets the eye, and this expedition proves it.

Battery-powered cargo ships are no longer a concept for the distant future.

The rusty hull of a Slovenian vessel, exposed by receding waters, now rests on the Sava River's riverbed near Sremska Mitrovica.

On April 22, Iranian forces engaged the Euphoria, a Panama-flagged container ship, marking the third attack on vessels that day.

When 55 long-finned pilot whales stranded in Scotland in July 2023, the event became more than a tragedy; it became a scientific dataset.

Marine plastic pollution is not a distant threat; it is a present failure of international law.

Gushing water in coastal karst tunnels has long defied conventional grouting models, which lean on non-expansive slurries.

A validated HPLC method now gives researchers a practical way to measure PAH contamination in seabird blood plasma, with limits of quantification comparable to recent studies.

A 2023-2024 El Niño period saw fish oil shortages that can reduce dietary EPA and DHA, but a new large-scale study shows how maintaining these omega-3s can make salmon farming more resilient.

Pneumatic jet desilting turns a persistent engineering bottleneck into a measurable process.

Marine species do not drift idly in the current; they are the ocean's connective tissue, moving energy and nutrients across entire basins.

The global shipbuilding orderbook is climbing at a 27% year-on-year rate, the fastest pace since the 2008 financial crisis.

The Epstein-Barr virus has exacted a heavy toll on global health, yet its mechanisms remain a puzzle with far-reaching implications.

South Korea's first Arctic-bound ship to Europe is a calculated test, not a statement.

A sudden, sharp turn on the Mississippi River turned a routine evening aboard the Carnival Valor into a moment of high alert.

CK Hutchison's $1.5 billion claim against Panama is a stark reminder that port assets sit at the intersection of commerce and state power. The company alleges a coordinated, unlawful campaign breached an international…

The transfer of four seafarers' remains from Yemen to Saudi Arabia marks a somber step toward closure for families awaiting repatriation after the Houthi missile attack.

Iran's ambassador to Russia, Kazem Jalali, confirmed that Tehran is seeking compensation after a drone strike targeted the Anna, an Iranian-flagged cargo vessel in the Caspian Sea.

The Xin Xin Hai 1 arrived at Murmansk Port on Wednesday night, carrying roughly 500 containers of automotive components.

Maritime Trade Under Scrutiny: Singapore Authorities Intervene in Suspected Fuel Deal Singapore's Police Coast Guard officers arrested nine men, aged 25 to 54, during a check on a tugboat in waters off Tuas, where a…

Norway is carving a 1,700-meter passage through the Stadlandet peninsula, a 50-meter-high, 36-meter-wide tunnel designed to reroute ships from one of its most exposed seas.