The Anassa, a bulk carrier hauling roughly 35,350 tonnes of slag with 21 crew aboard, struck the Bangladesh-flagged MV Zahab Jahan at Chittagong Port.

Zen Technologies has delivered its AI-enabled firing range to the Indian Navy ahead of schedule, completing the project in a significantly shorter timeframe than originally planned.

Small estuaries are easy to overlook.

Mangroves do not yield their secrets to simple metrics.

Arsenic dominated metal accumulation in Gulf of California fish, yet its toxicity is likely dampened by the prevalence of organic forms.

High-seas fisheries remain a blind spot in global climate governance.

India is charting a new course to the Arctic.

The USS Abraham Lincoln's 250-plus days at sea mark a significant operational stretch, and the confirmation of its replacement underscores the mounting strain on naval resources.

Blood bicarbonate levels in the human body have climbed roughly 7% since 1999, a shift that tracks rising atmospheric CO2.

The USS John F.

Two subsea communication cables off Perth have failed in quick succession, and Australia's Federal Police is now assessing a report of criminality.

The U.S. Army's watercraft fleet is getting a measured upgrade with the arrival of the USAV Craney Island, a support vessel built by Vigor Marine Group to move heavy equipment across operational waters. This is…

A shipyard fire and explosion in Fujian, a critical hub for shipbuilding and repair, has thrust maritime safety back into focus.

China's eastern coastal region holds a natural resource productivity advantage 2.3 to 2.8 times that of inland provinces, driven by marine industrial agglomeration and port logistics. Our integrated SBM-DEA framework…

A loss of steering preceded the grounding of a container ship in India, with a local official noting that steering gear can occasionally jam when a vessel attempts to recover from a turn.

A third-party channel has carried the Black Sea truce proposal to Moscow, yet Ukraine still awaits a reply.

Iran's assertion that it manages and controls the Strait of Hormuz is a statement of strategic fact, not posturing.

A Houthi missile strike on a commercial vessel in the Bab El-Mandeb Strait has left six dead and ten injured, with Egypt denying any link to the damaged ship.

Specialist personnel have boarded the tanker near Oman with support from the Royal Air Force of Oman, marking the first calibrated step in a salvage operation that demands precision.

New necropsy findings from San Francisco Bay link gray whale deaths to foraging challenges, a shift that points to deeper stress in the species' habitat.

Drought can move more than dust.

A terminal's true competitive edge lies in its ability to see clearly.

The pace of warming may be the deciding factor for the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation.

Energos Winter has been refloated following a drone attack that triggered an explosion and fire, which also reached the nearby LNG carrier GasLog Salem.

Two hundred sixty days at sea.

The tanker Lynx, carrying roughly one million barrels of Russian crude bound for China, spent last year trapped in ice within the East Siberian Sea.

The PLA Navy's fourth Type 075 amphibious assault ship, Hubei, has officially entered service, joining Hainan, Guangxi, and Anhui in a fleet built for combat-ready operations.

Red Sea macroalgae are far more than background structure; they are the benthic engines driving primary production and food web stability across this extreme basin.

In fiction, photographic memories crack the case or save the day.

A single vessel now moves beyond transport to become infrastructure: Optimal Transit has built a ship that functions as a floating AI data centre, a clean power source for coastal grids, and a drinking water plant for…

President Donald Trump's memorandum directing the Pentagon to explore foreign-built warships and auxiliary vessels marks a pragmatic recalibration of U.S. naval strategy. Expanding capacity through international…

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed the U.S. retains sufficient naval resources to sustain the blockade of Iranian ports indefinitely. That is not a posture of bluff; it is a statement of calibrated, measurable…

A fatal explosion at a Port of Rotterdam petroleum storage facility has killed one worker and left six others seriously injured, according to local authorities.

Fisheries management has long leaned on deterministic models that simplify marine ecosystems into single-species equations.

The Adélie penguin's reputation as a sea ice obligate species is cracking, and the evidence is compelling.

Along Somalia's Mogadishu and Adale coasts, marine turtle extraction is not accidental bycatch but a targeted, commercialised practice.

Side-scan sonar images arrive blurred and noise-heavy, a reality that complicates underwater target recognition.

A one-round survey of 44 managerial and professional respondents from Ningbo Zhoushan Port Group has produced a competency framework that places systemic risk foresight above all else.

The EU ETS is now pricing carbon from liner shipping, and our latest study shows AI can turn that regulatory pressure into measurable emissions cuts.

At 143,521 gross tons and 1,200.2 feet in length, the MSC Vandya has arrived at Port Everglades, testing the limits of what the facility can accommodate. Its 13,050-TEU capacity underscores how modern shipping continues…

Amid heightened Strait of Hormuz tensions, ADNOC has distinguished itself as one of the Gulf's most effective producers at moving crude through the critical chokepoint.

The Black Sea's small pelagic fish and bivalves deliver essential protein and omega-3s, yet the nitrogen pathways that shape their nutritional value remain poorly quantified.

The latest Houthi claim of a strike on a Saudi vessel lands with familiar weight, arriving just days after a missile attack killed six crew members aboard the cargo ship *Tihamah* in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.

After 263 days deployed, the USS Abraham Lincoln now operates in the Indian Ocean, where the U.S. Navy reports personnel casualties. Extended deployments carry measurable human costs, and this incident underscores the…

The strike on Novorossiysk damaged two grain terminals and killed three people, including a child, with 24 more injured.

A new 7,000 DWT ice-class vessel has entered the global fleet, engineered by Groot Ship Design and built to DNV classification standards.

The Strait of Hormuz remains a flashpoint, with Iran holding the waterway's reopening hostage to unmet US demands.

The latest figures land with quiet precision: UK authorities released new data on Russian naval activity weeks after interdicting a sanctioned shadow fleet tanker in the English Channel.

Beijing's latest test of the YJ-20 hypersonic anti-ship missile from a Type 052D destroyer's vertical launch system signals a calibrated step in maritime strike capability.

The United States' intervention appears to have worked.