Conflicts
Turkey’s TAYFUN Block 3: The Ballistic Missile That Can Strike Moving Ships
Turkey begins serial production of its TAYFUN Block 3 missile, designed to hit moving ships.
Shipping
Maritime AI Saves Time—But Who Pays the Verification Tax?
63% of maritime professionals use AI daily, yet only 8% say their organisation has mature governance for it.
Shipping
Norden shifts billions from tankers to dry bulk amid geopolitical storm
Danish group reduces tanker exposure as orderbook swells and Middle East risks rise.
Business
AI Turns Warehouse Cameras Into Throughput Machines—Without New Hardware
Seeteria’s platform uses existing cameras to slash idle dock time and boost capacity by hours per shift
Shipping
Maritime influencers: the £1.2bn shift reshaping shipping’s image
UK creator partnerships hit £966m in 2025, with maritime brands tapping micro-influencers for authentic engagement.
Renewables
€150m North Sea wind cable deal: Boskalis lands Zeevonk phase one
Dutch contractor wins €50m-€150m contract to install 149 km of 66 kV cables for 1 GW Zeevonk wind farm phase one.
Shipping
4-Metre Waves, 30-Knot Winds: How a 3.5-Hour Rescue Saved a Sailor 100
A UK-flagged trawler’s crewmember was airlifted from 100 miles northwest of Cabo Vilán under extreme conditions.
Shipping
$9,600 per box: Why trans-Pacific shipping rates just hit a 12-month peak
Spot rates from Asia to the U.S. East Coast hold at $9,600 per FEU as carriers blank sailings through October.
Shipping
ONE slashes regional HQs to speed up Asia-Pacific and Africa growth
The sixth-largest global carrier will merge East and South Asia into a single Singapore hub and centralise Africa under.
Shipping
Why 80% of Ship Control Upgrades Fail Before Launch
Five hidden pitfalls turn vessel modernisations into costly delays and safety risks, engineers warn.
