Fresh offshore, shipping and crewing updates in a format that feels more like a modern editorial hub and less like an old archive list.
This week, the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Stone delivered about 49,010 pounds of illegal drugs worth over $362 million at Port Everglades. This marks the largest amount of cocaine seized by a single cutter during one patrol in the history of the Coast Guard. The...
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SEOUL, Nov 20 – South Korea's coast guard started an investigation on Thursday into a ferry that ran aground. They arrested the first officer and an...
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Competition to boost maritime trade between China and Peru is intensifying with the opening of a new Chinese-owned port on Peru's Pacific coast. MS...
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The US ports sector is preparing for a tough year ahead due to tariffs, unpredictable policies, and declining consumer demand, which could reverse re...
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The Department of the Interior has announced a major change to the country's offshore oil and gas leasing system. They are directing the Bureau of Oc...
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SEOUL, Nov 19 (Reuters): A South Korean passenger ferry with 267 people on board ran aground on Wednesday near the southwestern coast of the Kore...
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The crude tanker industry is currently seeing its biggest shipbuilding boom in almost ten years. The ratio of orders to the existing fleet has risen...
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The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has wrapped up two enforcement actions, resulting in $1.35 million in fines from a major shipping company...
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(Bloomberg) — The US trade deficit decreased in August as various tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump took effect, according to official dat...
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CALLAO, Peru, Nov 19 (Reuters) – APM Terminals, a Dutch port operator, plans to invest $550 million to expand the Callao port in Peru starting in Jan...
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