Shipwrecks
Drought Exposes 113-Year-Old ‘Sava’s Titanic’
A 54-metre steam tugboat, sunk by a German mine in 1945, resurfaces as Serbia’s Sava River hits record lows.
Renewables
South Korea bets $3bn on 2.13GW offshore wind cluster—who wins?
Pacifico Energy Korea secures exclusive rights to develop 2.13GW Jindo Integrated Cluster Phase 2.
Shipping
Jason Statham’s 1,042-TEU Feeder: The Real Ship Behind His Latest Die Hard
The 30-year-old containership Sky Light, once blacklisted by the US.
Shipping
33-Year Jail Terms for Seafarers Based on Missing Evidence, Report Warns
Human Rights at Sea calls for urgent intervention after uncovering gaps in cross-border evidence and chain of custody
Ports
Panama Canal slashes daily transits: 32 slots vanish as drought bites
From 34 to 23 daily transits by mid-September as Gatun Lake hits 84 feet—one foot below average
World Economy
Einride’s 1,500-truck push: How Tesla and DAF deals could reshape freight
Swedish firm targets 1,500–2,000 autonomous trucks by 2028 after sealing Tesla and DAF partnerships.
World Economy
Freight Tech: How a Crisis Forced Shipping to Digitise in Just 12 Months
The pandemic supply chain collapse compressed a 5-year adoption cycle into just 12 months.
Shipyards
Nine Dead as $4,000 Fine Exposes Shipbreaking Safety Crisis in Bangladesh
Ferdous Steel faces $4,000 penalty after hydrogen sulfide poisoning kills nine workers during demolition of LNG carrier.
Fishing
U.S. Hits Ecuador’s Fishing Fleet with Sanctions
Ten vessels and 15 individuals linked to Ecuadorian cartels face Treasury restrictions for moving 30-40 tonnes of.
Shipping
NightTrain: The 85-Foot Ghost Ship Reshaping War-Zone Logistics
BlackSea’s $650m bet on a floating ISO container carrier that vanishes from radar
