Indian Navy conducted Exercise Poorvi Lehar on the East Coast
NEW DELHI : Indian Navy conducted Exercise Poorvi Lehar on East Coast under the Operational Control of The Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Eastern Naval Command. The exercise aimed at validation of procedures towards assessment of
‘World’s first’ ammonia dual-fuel Aframaxes ordered by MISC
KUALA LAMPUR : Malaysia’s shipowner MISC has ordered and chartered out, via its petroleum arm AET, ‘the world’s first’ two ammonia dual-fuel Aframaxes. AET signed the shipbuilding contracts for these two vessels with Chinese
Sri Lanka-China research vessel saga and maritime diplomacy in Indian Ocean
China, a maritime power in the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean in the 14th century, has now undertaken a substantial expansion of its maritime infrastructure and naval fleet, poised to rival the
Liner shipping’s EU policy prorites for a sustainable, competitive, and secure maritime sector – World Shipping Council
WASHINGTON D.C. : The World Shipping Council (WSC) is calling on the EU to design policy frameworks that facilitate the essential role of shipping in a globally connected economy and to forge the path
Baltic index hits over 3-week high as vessel rates climb
LONDON : The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight hit a more than three-week high on Thursday, driven by robust demand across all vessel segments. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize,
India delivers 1st batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to Philippines
NEW DELHI : India on Friday delivered the first batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and launchers to the Philippines, two years after the two countries signed a deal worth almost $375 million to
Iran-Israel clash may further disrupt the shipping industry
LONDON : The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has the potential to further disrupt the shipping industry, raising global concerns about maritime security and increasing the war-risk premium for ships operating in the
Russia builds new Asia trade routes to weaken sanctions over war
MOSCOW : Russia is pressing ahead with the construction of two new transport corridors linking Asia and Europe, seeking to weaken sanctions over its war in Ukraine at the same time as Middle East