South Korean Containership Rescues Four Sailors Adrift in a Life Raft
The South Korean shipping company Janggeum Marine, part of the Sinokor Group, shared the details of the rescue of four crewmembers of a tugboat that was lost in Indonesian waters.
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Argentina’s Pilots Resume Work After Government Suspends Deregulation Order
Operations were resuming at Argentina’s ports and along the key inland shipping lanes after pilots walked off the job in response to efforts by the government to deregulate operations in the ports, including the requirement to use pilots.
Middle East Shipping Chaos Drives Navigator Holdings Q2 Profit Gain
Liquefied gas carrier operator Navigator Holdings reported net income of $53 million for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, up from $21.5 million in the corresponding period of 2025.
Pilot Charged in Incident Where Cargo Ship Ran Over Pleasure Boat
Swedish prosecutors charged the pilot who was aboard the cargo ship Misje Verde for his role in the incident in which the cargo ship ran over a pleasure boat and killed two people while overtaking the small boat.
Swedish Supreme Court Upholds Seizure of Shadowy Vessel for Ukraine
Officials in Ukraine are reporting that they were informed that Sweden’s Supreme Court has upheld a lower court decision to hand over a cargo ship accused of entering the occupied ports of Crimea and exporting grain.
Attack on Tanker Reported in the Gulf of Aden
The Royal Navy's UK Maritime Trade Operations unit (UKMTO) has reported an apparent attempted attack on a tanker in the Gulf of Aden, the first in this area since the start of the Houthi blockade of Saudi ports began last…