Australia to Cancel Chinese Lease of Darwin Port
Australia is moving ahead with plans to terminate a Chinese firm's lease on the Port of Darwin, located in the far north of the country.
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Human Rights at Sea Charity Closes Due to Lack of Funding
A UK-based NGO that has long championed the rights of those working at sea has announced it will shut down due to a lack of funding.
Euroseas Secures Higher-Paying Charter for Feeder Vessel
Greek container ship operator Euroseas has landed a more lucrative long-term charter deal for one of its feeder vessels.
NYK Orders First Methanol-Fueled VLCC for 2028 Delivery
Japanese shipping giant Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) is set to introduce its first methanol dual-fuel very large crude carrier (VLCC) to its fleet.
AIDA Cruises Orders Two New Mid-Sized Ships for 2030s
AIDA Cruises, the German cruise brand under Carnival Corp., confirms plans for two new mid-sized vessels through an agreement with Fincantieri.
BP Chairman Helge Lund to Step Down by 2026
Helge Lund, chairman of UK energy giant BP, has announced plans to step down from his role with a transition expected to take place by 2026.
Wärtsilä Debuts Remote Ops Tech on Sun Princess Cruise Ship
Wärtsilä ANCS has completed the first installation of its NACOS Connect remote mimics application aboard Princess Cruises’ Sun Princess.
Cordelia Cruises to Acquire Two Ships from Norwegian Line
Norwegian Cruise Line has reached a deal to transfer two of its Sun-class ships, Norwegian Sky and Norwegian Sun, to India-based Cordelia Cruises
CMA CGM Invests €100M in AI Partnership with Mistral AI
CMA CGM has partnered with tech company Mistral AI in a €100 million initiative over the next five years to implement tailored AI solutions.
Panama Canal Opens Bidding for New LPG Pipeline Project
The Panama Canal Authority has announced the launch of a bidding process for a new liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) pipeline.
Cruise Ship Dispute Leads to Assault Charge for Executive
A night of dancing aboard a Virgin Voyages cruise ship took an unexpected turn when a senior executive became involved in an altercation.
Tatham & Co Merges with Sea Green Law to Expand Practice
Two UK-based maritime law specialists, Tatham & Co and Sea Green Law, have officially merged to form a single 22-lawyer firm on April 1, 2025.
Trump Imposes New Tariffs, Global Trade Tensions Escalate
U.S. President Trump introduces tariffs, including a 34% levy on Chinese imports in a move that has triggered backlash from global trade partners
Japanese Shipbuilders Unite to Launch Marine Tech Lab
Leading Japanese shipyards and maritime organizations are partnering to create an advanced maritime technology research center at Osaka University
Pioneer Navigation Announces Executive Team Changes
U.S.-based dry bulk operator Pioneer Navigation has announced a series of leadership updates as the company continues its growth trajectory.