HMCC News

For many years, India’s defence policy focussed on its land borders with China and Pakistan. However, it is starting to flex its vast naval capabilities in […]

Indian Navy is all set to commission its new survey ship, the Sandhayak (Y-3025), on 3 February, adding to India’s evolving capability for a full-scale hydrographic […]

The president of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., has authorized the third stage of the military’s modernization, including purchasing the nation’s first submarine, to safeguard the […]

Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader, examined a shipyard and underscored the importance of a decisive naval force in terms of “war preparations”, KCNA reported […]

The Houthis of Yemen on Thursday said that as part of their campaign to block shipping in opposition to the Israeli bombardment of Gaza, their naval […]

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has introduced the world’s first dual-temperature refrigerated container with Controlled Atmosphere (CA) technology. Specifically designed to meet the needs of “Don Quijote,” […]

The United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) has received a comprehensive proposal for the creation of a Zero Emission Shipping Fund (ZESF) from the International Chamber […]

According to NGO Shipbreaking Platform’s annual report, the shipbreaking business continued to receive criticism in 2023. The report highlighted the industry’s continued reliance on yards in […]

The Philippine Navy is concerned about more than 200 Chinese warships in the West Philippine Sea. These include People’s Liberation Army-Navy ships, maritime militia trawlers, and […]

The Yemeni-Iran-aligned Houthi group stated on Wednesday that it would keep up its attacks on British and US warships in the waters of the Red Sea […]