Editorial Articles from Maritime and Industry

Singapore, a global maritime leader, remains dominant in the international shipping landscape in 2025. With its strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and forward-thinking policies, Singapore remains a critical hub for global …

Australia faces growing security concerns as Chinese warships conduct military exercises in the Tasman Sea, prompting calls for enhanced maritime capabilities.

Discover innovations, opportunities, and sustainability in the Maritime Industry in Singapore.

Explore how US tariffs and geopolitical tensions are threatening the $9 trillion shipping industry, impacting global trade and consumer prices.

in September 1994, the MS Estonia, a ferry crossing the Baltic Sea, met a tragic fate. This disaster, one of the deadliest maritime accidents of the 20th century, claimed 852 lives and left only 137 survivors.

Explore a detailed comparison of marine alternative fuels for sustainable shipping and a greener future.

Explore the legacy of NS Savannah, the first nuclear merchant ship, a symbol of innovation and peaceful nuclear energy.

The maritime industry faces a significant challenge. The current STCW (Standards of Training, Certification, and Watchkeeping for Seafarers) framework is deemed inadequate for addressing the unique training needs associated with …

Fires involving electric cars on RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) ferries and car carriers have become a significant issue. These ships transport numerous vehicles, and when a fire ignites in an electric vehicle …

Explore innovative strategies for retrofitting marine engines with methanol technology for sustainable shipping.

Explore the key provisions of the Hong Kong Convention 2025, now in force, and learn how it transforms global ship recycling with safety, environmental, and compliance standards.

Ever wondered how those huge ships with just a few crew members operate so well? It’s quite interesting when you consider it. Over time, ships have become larger, but the …