HMCC News

The Suez Canal, an essential worldwide commercial route between Asia and Europe, has experienced a significant drop in revenue due to the escalating conflict in Yemen. […]

Japan’s Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) CEO Takeshi Hashimoto has announced that the company has strategically decided to reroute all its ships via the Cape of Good […]

Yemen’s Houthi rebels have reportedly targeted two ships with drones on Tuesday in their latest string of attacks in the Red Sea. Among the targeted ships, […]

The scheduled departure of the Royal Navy aircraft carrier named HMS Queen Elizabeth, which was all prepared to lead the most excellent NATO exercise ever since […]

Japanese shipping company NYK has taken delivery of a domestically built ammonia-powered engine to be installed in a tugboat, which is set to become the world’s […]

In a massive blow to research in West Antarctica, the University of Gothenburg has reported that it has reportedly lost an unmanned underwater vehicle (abbreviated AUV) […]

A Turkish Pilot lost his life after falling into Bosphorus waters while boarding the ship, per Turkish authorities on Sunday. The deceased, Oguz Kok, was on […]

Alarming statistics recently published by the Seafarers’ International Union of Canada (abbreviated the SIU) indicate that over half of all seafarers working in Canada’s maritime industry […]

A joint operation between the Pakistan Navy and the Maritime Security Agency successfully rescued nine Indian nationals who became stranded in the Arabian Sea. The ‘Sas […]

More than 130 passengers on the Cunard Cruise Line cruise liner Queen Victoria have become ill with symptoms of an unexplained gastrointestinal illness, which is an […]