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Israel Intercepts Another Gaza-Bound Aid Flotilla, Over A Hundred Activists Detained Screengrab from X video posted by Global Sumud Flotilla The Israeli military has intercepted another aid flotilla bound for Gaza, detaining scores of activists and redirecting their vessels to Israel, according to both flotilla organisers and official statements. The incident occurred early on Wednesday…

HII Completes First Sea Trials Of Virginia-Class Attack Submarine ‘Massachusetts’ Image Credits: HII/Facebook Newport News Shipbuilding (NNS), a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII), has completed the initial sea trials of the Virginia-class attack submarine Massachusetts (SSN 798). This marks an important step in the vessel’s development before delivery to the United States Navy. The…

MOL Becomes World’s First Shipping Company To Join Pilbara Ammonia Bunkering Initiative Image Credits: MOL Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) has agreed to join a groundbreaking ammonia bunkering project in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. The company signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with NH3 Clean Energy Limited (NH3) and Oceania Marine Energy (Oceania) to develop…

Pakistan Sends First-Ever Rare Earth Shipment To U.S. Under $500 Million Deal Image for representation purpose only Pakistan has exported its first-ever shipment of rare earth elements and critical minerals to the United States, marking the beginning of a $500 million partnership between Islamabad and Missouri-based U.S. Strategic Metals (USSM). The development follows an agreement…

Mexican Navy Ship Sets Sail After 6 Months of Repairs Following Crash With Brooklyn Bridge That Killed 2 Screengrab from YouTube video posted by Eyewitness News ABC7NY The Mexican Navy’s tall ship Cuauhtémoc departed New York City last Saturday afternoon, ending a six-month stay in the city for major repairs following a tragic collision with…

NEOLINE’s First Sail-Powered Cargo Ship Completes First Commercial Loading Image Credits: Neoline/Facebook NEOLINE’s pioneering sail-powered cargo ship, Neoliner Origin, has successfully completed its first commercial loading operation. The vessel is now on its way to its home port in Saint-Nazaire, France, after departing Turkey in late September following the completion of construction. The ship made…

U.S. Orders Chinese Ships To Pay Port Fees Before Arrival Or Face Denial Of Entry Image for representation purpose only The United States has issued a firm directive to operators of Chinese-built, owned, or operated vessels, requiring them to pay new port docking fees before arrival at any U.S. port. The guidance, released by U.S.…

Filipino Seafarer Dies From Injuries A Week After Houthi Attack On Cargo Ship Image for representation purpose only A Filipino crew member of the Dutch cargo ship Minervagracht has died from injuries sustained during a Houthi missile attack in the Gulf of Aden, Amsterdam-based operator Spliethoff confirmed on Monday night. The company said in a…