Maritime News
ZTT launches new cable-laying vessel for offshore wind
China’s ZTT Submarine Cable & System has launched Lan Hai Ling Hang, a self-propelled cable-laying vessel equipped for deepwater environments.
Ports & Logistics
Pilots Resume Work After Argentina's Deregulation Order Suspension
Following a government decree suspension, pilots have returned to work, restoring normal operations at Argentina’s grain ports.
Regulation & Class
UK announces first Russian sanction package
The new UK government under Prime Minister Andy Burnham has launched its initial sanctions against Russia, targeting shipping and energy sectors.
Ports & Logistics
Germany's Economy Threatened by Rhine Low Water Levels
Germany faces economic challenges due to record-low water levels on the Rhine, affecting crucial industrial hubs and prompting concerns about future.
Portugal Seizes 5 Tons of Cocaine on Maersk Vessel
Portuguese authorities intercept Maersk Nokwanda in Atlantic, seize five tonnes of cocaine and arrest crew members.
Global Marine Group Orders Hybrid Cable Maintenance Ship in Sri Lanka
Global Marine Group has ordered a new hybrid cable maintenance vessel from Colombo Dockyard for delivery in 2029, enhancing subsea network support.
Ukraine targets Russian refineries; Russia strikes Ukrainian port
Ukraine launches multiple strikes on Russian oil refineries, while Russia claims to have targeted cargo vessels and fuel facilities at a Ukrainian port.
Typhoon Dolphin forces shipping reroutes and port closures in East Asia
Typhoon Dolphin's approach has prompted significant safety measures, including rerouting ships and closing ports across Japan and China.
Swedish Pilot Charged in Pleasure Boat Collision That Killed Two
Swedish prosecutors have expanded the investigation into a fatal collision, naming the cargo ship Misje Verde's pilot as a criminal suspect.
Ningbo Ocean Shipping enters car carrier market
Ningbo Ocean Shipping, a subsidiary of Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Group, has ventured into the vehicle transportation sector through a charter agreement.
Hormuz deal nears, but risks remain high
The Hormuz Strait agreement is close, yet shipping industry warned that risks will stay intense, according to Lloyd's List.
Seven Chinese Vessels Permitted via Russia's Arctic Route
Rosatom grants permits for seven Chinese vessels on regular route to Europe, marking a significant development in the Northern Sea Route's commercial potential.
