Batavia Arrives at Damen Shiprepair Amsterdam for Preservation Project
[By: Damen Shipyards Group] On 19 September, the Batavia – a 56-metre replica of the original 17th-century vessel of the same name, arrived at Damen Shiprepair Amsterdam (DSAm).
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Report: CIA Warns of Russian Plans for Ship-Based Drone Strikes in the Med
The U.S. intelligence community has quietly warned European nations that Russia may attempt an unexpected provocation: launching ship-based drones to intimidate and harass countries along the Mediterranean, a diplomat close to the matter has informed El Mundo. "They will use…
Overcapacity Looms Over Container Shipping as Supply Pressure Mounts
The return of container vessels to the Suez Canal – Red Sea route is likely to have a profound impact on the sector, especially as it continues to roll out new vessels and other issues begin to subside.
Trump Takes Aim at IMO and the Net Zero Framework at the UN
As the first global carbon price mechanism of any kind, the IMO Net Zero Framework's "economic measures" system has had its critics, and has attracted particular scrutiny from the Trump administration.
Neoliner Origin Makes Its First Call in Belgium
Neoliner Origin, a groundbreaking wind-powered roll-on/roll-off cargo vessel, completed its first-ever call in Belgium at PSA Zeebrugge. The new port of call connects Zeebrugge with Montoir-de-Bretagne, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, Baltimore and Halifax as part of NEOLINE’s regular transatlantic service.
India’s Cochin Shipyard to Work With Synergy Marine to Grow Commercial Work
As the latest step in the efforts to expand India’s role in commercial shipbuilding and repair, the state-owned Cochin Shipyard, which is the largest builder in India, signed an agreement with global ship manager Synergy Marine.