MaritimeHub Team

US sanctions ships linked to Houthi ports in Yemen after April 4th, targeting illegal oil shipments to weaken their funding and promote regional security.

The Greek Ministry of Maritime and Island Policy has launched a new digital subsystem to verify the authenticity of maritime skill certificates. Accessible via https://stcw.hcg.gr, this innovative platform enhances transparency, …

Explore the April 2025 update on the global newbuilding ship orderbook. Discover vital trends impacting vessel demand, the rise of eco-friendly ships, and a detailed analysis of leading classification societies …

EU mandates insurance disclosure for all vessels in its waters, enhancing maritime safety, environmental protection, and coastal state preparedness.

Global shipping faces volatility amid tariff repercussions, with mixed performances across markets. Oslo shows resilience as key shipping stocks rebound.

Greece plans to repay first bailout loans by 2031, ten years early, marking a significant step towards economic recovery and shedding its EU debt label.

Discover the landmark decision by IMO member nations to implement the first global carbon fee for shipping, establishing ambitious emission reduction targets and a groundbreaking carbon revenue system. Learn about …

Capital Maritime is moving to a significant expansion with plans to invest approximately $1.55 billion in shipbuilding contracts at two major South Korean shipyards.

Solong captain charged with gross negligence

The Royal Navy’s maritime security reporting arm has received multiple reports of GPS jamming in the Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping route known for periodic electronic interference. While …