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IMO Secretary-General Calls for Urgent Global Action on Strait of Hormuz Crisis

PARIS/LONDON: The Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization, Arsenio Dominguez, has issued a strong appeal for immediate international cooperation to safeguard freedom of navigation...

IMO approves new guidelines on ship registration

LONDON: The International Maritime Organization’s Legal Committee has approved a new set of guidelines to improve transparency and due diligence in ship registration, as...

India highlights Maritime Security Leadership at World Border Security Congress 2026 in Vienna

VIENNA : India showcased its leadership in maritime security and reinforced its commitment to international cooperation during its participation in the World Border Security...

Govt steps up diplomacy to secure key shipping routes, including Hormuz

NEW DELHI : The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Wednesday said the government has intensified high-level diplomatic engagement to safeguard India’s economic interests...

“International law applies to all States, without exception”: UN Secretary General on West Asia

NEW YORK: United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on strongly reaffirmed the universality of international law, stating that it applies to all States without exception...

Trump says U.S. will blockade Strait of Hormuz after Iran peace talks fail

WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump on Sunday said the U.S. will blockade the Strait of Hormuz after talks held in Pakistan to end the Iran...

US says it will blockade Iranian ports

WASHINGTON: The US military says it will blockade Iranian ports from Monday, less than a day after peace talks with Iran in Pakistan broke...

NorthStandard adds GlobeView Iran Conflict layer to update users on fast-evolving situation

LONDON: Continuing high levels of risk in the Persian Gulf have prompted NorthStandard to add an ‘Iran Conflict layer’ to its GlobeView platform to...

2,000 Ships, 20,000 Sailors, SOS Barrage : Hormuz Blockade’s Human Cost

NEW DELHI : 2,000 ships, 20,000 sailors, food and water running out, and a blockade with no end in sight -- as the war...

MAJ engages Future Legal Professionals on Maritime Sustainability

KINGSTON: The Maritime Authority of Jamaica (MAJ) is stepping up its efforts to engage the next generation of legal professionals on maritime sustainability, highlighting the importance...
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