U.S. CBP Removes Cruise Crew Member From Pearl Mist
U.S. Customs and Border Protection continues enforcement activity of cruise ship crew following deportation of 27 workers last month.
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Drunken Officer Blamed for Ship Collision in Denmark
Cargo ship collides with yacht and port infrastructure in Danish port of Korsør after intoxicated captain attempts to maneuver vessel.
Vancouver Marks One Million Biometric Cruise Passengers
The Port of Vancouver reaches significant milestone, welcoming its one millionth cruise passenger through its facial biometric embarkation system.
Alaska Cruise Cut Short After Zaandam Propulsion Issue
Holland America's Zaandam was forced to cancel the remainder of its Alaska itinerary after experiencing a propulsion problem.
Greek Police Arrest Man Over Suspected Cruise Ship Plot
Greek authorities have detained a Palestinian man suspected of being involved in an alleged plan that may have targeted an Israeli cruise ship.
Retail Giant Lidl's Tailwind Registers First Ship Under German Flag
Tailwind Shipping Lines, the container shipping subsidiary of German retailer Lidl registers its first vessel under the German flag.
Carnival Unveils Plans for America’s 250th Anniversary
Carnival Cruise Line has revealed a wide-ranging lineup of events and celebrations to mark America’s 250th anniversary.
Port of Vancouver Highlights 2026 Cruise Plans
Port of Vancouver's 2026 cruise newsletter outlines prep for the FIFA World Cup and celebrations marking the 40th anniversary of Canada Place.
MOL Joins $5 Billion US Floating Louisiana LNG Project
MOL, Delfin Midstream, Vitol and investors approve final investment decision for a major offshore floating liquefied natural gas project in the US.
U.S. National Science Foundation Scales Back Ocean Monitoring Network
The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) has announced plans to significantly reduce one of the world's largest ocean observation systems.
Trump Administration Sued by New York Over Offshore Wind Lease Cancellation
New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration.
MSC Ship Damaged in Third Iraq Attack
MSC container ship suffered damage in what appears to be the third reported maritime attack off Iraq since the U.S.-Iran conflict began.
Dali Bridge Collapse Trial Delayed After Settlements
A federal judge has put on hold the highly anticipated civil trial concerning the collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Worker Dies in Fatal Accident at Port of Hamburg
Worker loses life following an accident aboard a cargo ship at the Port of Hamburg on May 29 after being struck by a heavy object.
Ming Yang Eyes Stake in Canadian Offshore Wind Project
Wind turbine manufacturer Ming Yang Smart Energy signs MOU with Oceanic Wind Energy to explore offshore wind development in Hecate Strait.
Record-Breaking Posidonia Opens in Athens, Greece
Posidonia, widely regarded as the world's leading shipping exhibition, opens in Athens today with record participation recorded.
Swan Hellenic Expands Presence in Latin America
wan Hellenic is seeing strong momentum throughout the Latin American market, according to the company’s Sales Director for the region.
Maersk Settles $1.9 million FMC Detention Fee Case
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has reached a $1.9 million civil penalty settlement with Danish shipping company A.P. Moller – Maersk.
Chile Approves Major San Antonio Port Expansion
Chile has approved the long-planned Puerto Exterior expansion at the Port of San Antonio, creating a major new hub for container trade in South America.
Qingdao, China Advances Plans for New Coastal Cruise Ship
The coastal city of Qingdao in China has moved closer to developing its first domestically designed coastal cruise ship after launching a major tender.