MarineCraft News Desk 
Yemen Coast Guard Stops Tanker After Delivery to Houthi-Controlled Port The Yemen Coast Guard, which works for the internationally recognized government, has reportedly stopped a product tanker after it made a delivery in the Houthi-controlled port of Ras Isa.
The German carrier is revising its proposed Zim acquisition, with new safeguards aimed at protecting Israel’s shipping links, sensitive cargo and maritime independence.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy unleashed a series of threats at commercial shipping and claimed to have attacked U.S. Navy assets in response to the U.S. accounts of attacking three tankers. U.S.
Russia’s massive new oil field in the Arctic, Rosneft’s flagship Vostok Oil, officially began operations on September 5. Underlining the significance of the project, President Vladimir Putin participated in the ceremony via teleconference and gave the order to begin loading…
Operations at the UK’s busiest international ferry and passenger port, Dover, were for the better part of Saturday, September 5, disrupted after hundreds of masked protestors blocked access.
A Mexican national who was the skipper of a small boat that capsized during an immigrant-smuggling attempt at California's southern maritime boundary has been sentenced to a long term in prison.
