580 vessels now falsely flagged in IMO database, up 23.4% in first half of 2026 as fraudulent registries multiply
INS Mangrol, the third of eight anti-submarine craft, delivered with over 80% local content in Kochi.
Fewer than 20 vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz over the weekend.
Haiyang Shiyou 292, a 126m deep-water engineering vessel, enters service with AI-powered lifting and 400-ton crane
Wilson Sons’ latest ASD 2312-class tug, WS Ariel, boosts Brazil’s fleet to 83 vessels with 73.5 tons of bollard pull.
Dutch firm Conoship launches an 89-metre electric-powered vessel with a 350-nautical-mile range at 10 knots.
South Korea’s largest shipbuilder halts deal after last-minute valuation dispute in Washington
FMC Commissioner Laura DiBella warns rigid IMO rules could derail maritime emissions targets by excluding viable fuels.
A single bulk carrier waited 26 days for a berth in South Africa—costing the industry billions in demurrage fees.
Seoul sends first container ship via Northern Sea Route, defying Western sanctions on Russia for Ukraine war.
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