HMCC News

Sri Lanka has reportedly put a 12-month moratorium on giving permission for foreign research vessels to operate in its waters, dealing a severe strategic as well […]

After losing power during a strong storm, a general cargo vessel near Taiwan ran aground, and nine members of the crew were successfully rescued. Containment measures […]

Oceans are enormous bodies of water with a lot of unresolved mysteries. In the water, a great number of ships have sunk and wrecked. Occasionally, in […]

The European Union’s marine security group reported on Tuesday that a merchant vessel flying the Maltese flag, which was taken over by a group of people […]

According to PM Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim, the Israeli shipping firm ZIM is not permitted to dock at any Malaysian port. He declared that the Transport […]

Last week, Bollinger Shipyards successfully delivered the first-ever Bollinger-made Auxiliary Personnel Lighter–Small (APL) Class berthing as well as messing barge (the APL 71) to the U.S. […]

Singapore and Japan have signed a memorandum of cooperation (MoC) to create history’s first Green and Digital Shipping Corridor (GDSC). The Singaporean Ministry of Transport and […]

Bulgaria is getting ready for negotiations with Somali pirates in response to the recent seizure of the Bulgarian bulk carrier MV Ruen, which is flagged under […]

BP became the first oil company to halt shipments in the Red Sea, which cited a deteriorating security scenario due to increasing attacks by Yemeni rebels […]

According to maritime security sources on Monday, a commercial vessel that was seized by unidentified attackers is still off the coast of Somalia, raising concerns about […]