A bulker owned by US-listed Eagle Bulk Shipping has been struck by an anti-ship ballistic missile according to US Central Command (US Centcom).

The effect of the latest attack on USS Laboon by a Houthi fired anti-ship cruise missile has been for more ships avoid the Suez/Red Sea route as the carriers consider the region unsafe.

Anne Marie Elder and Jarek Klimczak from Marine at AXA XL explore how the maritime industry is navigating through new risks to hit net-zero targets

A group of 22 US senators is applying pressure to the Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) to look into vessels trading oil from Iran.

Frontline has agreed to sell its five oldest VLCCs for a total sale price of $290m.

The European Union has agreed a substantial grant to support a carbon capture and green fuel production project in Greece.

The ship repair picture is changing in the Mediterranean and the Eastern Med in particular as the shipyards of Greece continue their revival.

Nineteen crew members taken hostage after the hijacking of their ship in the Strait of Hormuz on 11 January are all safe, report the vessel owners.

After coalition forces pounded Houthi targets questions are being asked as to whether this action itself constitutes an escalation of what started as a localised conflict in Gaza and Israel, into one with far wider implications for international...

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has selected the Pyxis Energy, Pyxis Maritime and SP Mobility partnership, Seatrium, and Yinson Electric to test their charging concepts for electric harbour craft (e-HC).