EU naval forces have warned in a surge of events by Somali pirates that have combined with the end of the monsoon season could result more attacks on shipping.

Houthi forces in Yemen have escalated their threat against commercial shipping to include vessels headed to Israel from the East Mediterranean Sea.

CMA CGM is adding to its Transpacific portfolio with a service connecting China, Korea, and Japan with Mexico.

Latest figures from Oslo freight analyst, Xeneta, reflect mixed signals from the world’s liner trades.

Lomar Shipping’s new bulker Ebury Trader is set to enter service in May after energy saving upgrades are carried out in China.

Montrose has become the first port in Scotland to provide shore power catering to offshore supply vessels starting with the Magne Viking.

The US Federal government is pushing the development of floating offshore wind even as fixed turbine developments slow.

Abu Dhabi’s AD Ports Group has secured a 20-year concession agreement with the Luanda Port Authority for the operation and upgrade of the existing Luanda multipurpose terminal.

Environmental concerns, ESG, future training needs for maritime emergency response, and a status check on lithium battery fires are among topics up for discussion at Seatrade Maritime Salvage & Wreck 2024, which returns later this year as the UK’s...

Following the Houthi attack the 29 April MSC Orion which reportedly took place some 400 nm south of mainland Yemen, which could raise concerns about the ability of coalition forces to protect commercial vessels in a much wider theatre of operations.