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Conference winners awarded at ASMA

Outstanding participants of the scientific and technical conference titled “Prospects for the Development of Maritime Transport,” dedicated to the 103rd anniversary of National Leader...

First “sail-powered” LNG tanker unveiled

South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean has revealed images of the world’s first LNG (liquefied natural gas) carrier equipped with wind-assisted propulsion technology. The vessel, being...

Fuel leak reported on tanker after drone strike in Oman waters

A fuel leak has been detected on the tanker M.V. Barakah, owned by an Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) logistics subsidiary, following an...

Maritime protection in Turkish waters to be strengthened

Plans are underway to place Turkey’s maritime zones, which open to international waters, under stronger legal protection. The information was reported by TRT Haber. According to...

15 vessels cleared for humanitarian mission

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) has announced that 15 vessels carrying humanitarian aid have been permitted to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. The statement...

China may resume direct U.S. LNG imports after 18-month pause

China could receive its first direct shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States in over a year and a half as...

Quarantine imposed on passenger ship

Around 1,700 passengers aboard the cruise liner “Ambition,” which arrived in Bordeaux, have been placed under quarantine after a man on board died from...

Three people detained for illegal border crossing

The preliminary investigation into a criminal case regarding three citizens of the Islamic Republic of Iran who illegally crossed the state border of the...

Hydrogen era in shipping

Finland’s ship engineering giant Deltamarin has joined the EU-funded “H4PERION” project, which aims to eliminate carbon emissions in long-distance maritime transport. The four-year program...

Multi-million Arctic project faces collapse

The Canadian government has reportedly halted construction of the long-delayed Nanisivik naval refuelling facility in the Arctic. First announced in 2007 and originally scheduled...

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