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Image Credits: US Navy The U.S. Navy’s nuclear-powered submarine USS Connecticut (SSN-22) is expected to return to service in late 2026, five years after it crashed […]

Image for representation purposes only A massive oil tanker bought by the United Nations for $55 million to prevent an environmental disaster is now being used […]

Image Credits: HCG A European Union border patrol vessel sank off the coast of Lesvos, Greece, on July 14, after striking a rocky shoal during a […]

Image Credits: Canadian Coast Guard/X The Canadian Coast Guard is continuing its efforts to clean up the grounded container ship MSC Baltic III, with fuel removal […]

Image Credits: NYK Line Japan completed its first-ever LNG bunkering operation for a cruise ship on July 14, when KEYS Azalea supplied LNG fuel to ASUKA […]

Image for representation purposes only The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has started an investigation into a propulsion failure that occurred during the pilotage of the […]

Image for representation purposes only For years, shipping’s relationship with autonomy has been one of cautious optimism, mixed with deep scepticism. We’ve talked about autonomous ships […]

Image Credits: Christian Estrosi/X A French court has temporarily stopped the mayor of Nice, Christian Estrosi, from enforcing a ban on large cruise ships visiting the […]

Image Credits: stenabulk Stena Bulk has announced that it is ready to reflag Stena Sunrise, the first of its five Suezmax tankers, under the Swedish flag. […]

Image for representation purposes only The U.S. Navy’s upcoming nuclear-powered attack submarine, known as SSN(X), has been further delayed, with the first hull now expected to […]