Shipwrecks
22 Lives at Stake: Iron Ore Ship Sinks in Bay of Bengal
A Panama-flagged bulk carrier carrying 72,000 tonnes of iron ore vanished with 22 crew members missing.
Conflicts
Iraq Wins Rare Strait of Hormuz Access for Oil Tankers—But at What Cost?
Tehran grants limited passage to Iraqi crude shipments after Baghdad’s diplomatic push.
Conflicts
SPY-6 Radar Crushes Missile Tests: How the U.S. Navy’s New Shield Stops
The Raytheon-built AN/SPY-6 radar aboard the USS Jack H. Lucas tracked and neutralised air and missile threats during.
Offshore
Underwater data centres: AI’s new frontier or an environmental gamble?
Tech giants test submerged servers to cut energy use by 30% amid AI-driven demand surge
Conflicts
US Blocks 10 Ecuador Fishing Vessels in Record Cocaine Bust
Washington sanctions 15 individuals and freezes 10 vessels linked to a network moving 40 tons of cocaine monthly
Shipyards
Nine Dead as Toxic Gas Chokes Bangladesh Shipbreaking Yard
Ferdous Steel Ship Recycling Industries faces $4,000 penalty and indefinite closure.
Ports
Hudson Bay Unlocked: Year-Round Shipping Now Viable, Studies Confirm
Three independent studies confirm Canada’s Port of Churchill can operate beyond its traditional four-month season.
Ports
Hapag-Lloyd Bets €250m on Rotterdam’s Automated Future—Here’s Why
The German carrier secures a 25% stake in APM Terminals Maasvlakte II, boosting its annual capacity to 5.4 million TEU.
Ports
$7.4M Boost: How Galveston Port’s Traffic Overhaul Will Cut Cruise Delays
Texas port secures $7.4 million in grants to slash congestion and pedestrian risks around cruise terminals.
Business
Antarctica’s $620m Data Lifeline: The Cable That Could End Suitcase Science
Chile’s feasibility study maps a 4,100 km fibre-optic link to revolutionise polar research.
