Philippines eyes stronger maritime ties with India
MANILA / NEW DELHI : The Philippines is seeking stronger maritime security cooperation with India to ensure the safety of seafarers from both nations as the world’s oceans are becoming more dangerous for commercial
Clean-up operation going to start in Baltimore due to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
BALTIMORE : US Navy engineers have sent two cranes mounted on barges to begin the clear-up operation following the collision of the Maersk-operated MV Dali and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing
CNS Admiral R Hari Kumar addresses Future Leadership of Indian Armed Forces attending the 79 Staff Course at DSSC, Wellington
NEW DELHI : Chief of the Naval Staff Admiral R Hari Kumar visited DSSC, Wellington on 28 March 2024 and addressed the Future Leadership of the Indian Armed Forces attending the 79 Staff Course.
Korea’s HD KSOE, Infineon team up for ship electrification
SEOUL : South Korea’s top shipbuilder HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co. joined hands with German Chipmaker Infineon Technologies AG for ship electrification to accelerate the development of eco-friendly vessels amid tougher marine emissions regulations.
Cargo ship that crashed into Baltimore Bridge passed 2 inspections last year
SINGAPORE : Singapore’s Port Authority said Wednesday that a cargo ship that slammed into a Baltimore Bridge, causing it to collapse and block one of the busiest US commercial harbours, had passed two overseas
Houthis could partner with Iran, Somali pirates on Indian Ocean attacks
LONDON : Yemen-based Houthi militants could keep the promise to extend their attacks to merchant ships in the Indian Ocean, potentially with drones and assisted by Iran and Somali pirates, security specialists said. Since
BIMCO adopts SHIPMAN 2024
LONDON : The updated version of SHIPMAN, BIMCO’s widely used ship management agreement, was adopted by the Documentary Committee at its meeting on 22 March in Hamburg after a two-year review process involving shipowners,
Baltic index slides for seventh straight sessions
LONDON : The Baltic Exchange’s main dry bulk sea freight index on Wednesday fell for the seventh consecutive session to its lowest levels in more than a month, hurt by declining rates across all