Global Maritime News

CMA CGM announces a $20 billion investment in U.S. maritime and logistics, aiming to create 10,000 jobs and enhance shipping infrastructure.

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Houthi attacks on shipping routes in the Red Sea have led to soaring insurance costs, raising concerns about maritime safety and environmental risks.

The U.S. plans to impose fees on ships linked to China, urging allies to follow suit. This initiative aims to strengthen domestic shipbuilding and counter China’s maritime dominance.

A sanctioned tanker, Mia, was struck by the containership Orita off the coast of Turkey, leading to a leak of polluted water and raising environmental concerns.

A Dutch cargo vessel, the H&S Wisdom, stranded in the Humber Estuary, facing a lengthy wait for the next spring tide to attempt refloating. After three unsuccessful attempts to free …

The LNG shipping industry is experiencing a major decline as freight rates have reached all-time lows. This drop is due to too many vessels and delays in new liquefaction projects, …

China’s shipbuilding industry secures major contracts worth billions, capturing 75% of global orders in 2024, while facing scrutiny from the U.S. over trade practices.

CK Hutchison has announced a $22.8 billion deal to sell its international ports portfolio, including key terminals in Panama, to BlackRock and MSC, marking a significant shift in global infrastructure ownership.

The ITF and the Philippines have signed an agreement to enhance mental health support for seafarers, marking a significant step in addressing the unique challenges faced by maritime workers.

Corvus Energy’s Dolphin NxtGen marine battery system has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register, confirming its compliance with stringent safety standards in the maritime industry.

China Merchants Port Holdings has acquired a 70% stake in Brazil’s only private VLCC terminal, Vast Infraestrutura, enhancing its influence in South America.

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A Russian missile attack on Odesa port has damaged two civilian vessels, including an MSC boxship, raising concerns about maritime safety in the Black Sea.

Explore the UK & EU Youth mobility scheme’s vital role in enhancing the maritime industry’s workforce and economy.

BP has announced a major shift in strategy, reducing investments in renewable energy and refocusing on oil and gas production, raising concerns among environmentalists.

New guidelines for engine room escape arrangements have been released, emphasizing compliance with SOLAS regulations and enhancing maritime safety.

John Fredriksen has acquired a $171 million stake in BW LPG, becoming the second-largest shareholder. This strategic move follows a significant fleet sale by his Avance Gas company.

Indonesia’s Attorney General’s Office has made significant arrests in a corruption case involving state-owned energy firm PT Pertamina, with allegations of fraud costing the state approximately $12 billion. The investigation, …

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NNPC, Stena Bulk, and Caverton Marine have launched a joint venture to modernize Nigeria’s maritime transportation, focusing on crude oil, refined products, and LNG shipping.

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

Explore Korean Shipyards’ 2025 innovations, from AI to green tech, driving global growth and sustainability.

The UK is set to lead in maritime nuclear power, leveraging advanced small reactors to decarbonize shipping and create economic opportunities.

A fire on the Grimaldi Conro Grande Brasile led to a successful rescue operation and towing to port. The crew was unharmed, and investigations into the fire’s cause are underway.

China’s Ministry of Commerce criticizes U.S. sanctions on its shipbuilding industry, urging for a halt to proposed maritime curbs amid escalating trade tensions.

The MSC Baltic III, a container ship that ran aground on February 15 off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, is currently undergoing salvage operations. The Canadian Coast Guard and T&T …

Explore innovations, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of shipbuilding in Brazil.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announces plans to tax foreign-flagged ships at U.S. ports, causing a significant drop in cruise stocks and raising concerns in the shipping industry.