Captain Dr. Tuğfan Şahin discussed Turkey's offshore sector and DP technologies at Ekol Maritime Training Center, unveiling a new book.
Hong Kong's container throughput declines in 2025 despite export growth, prompting a shift to a value-based maritime strategy.
Sanmar Shipyards has delivered a new harbour tug to long-standing Bulgarian partner VTC S.A., marking the fifth tugboat delivered to the operator since the two
Ongoing IMO negotiations aim to establish a Net Zero Framework to cut ship-related greenhouse gas emissions, with key discussions on technical measures.
The CONTSHIP JET sank after being struck by three drones off Bulgaria; 18 crew rescued, and 20 containers fell into the sea.
Russia is in discussions with Turkey and others about securing grain transport in the Black Sea, as stated by Deputy Foreign Minister Alimov.
Russia's Transport Ministry seeks to limit older vessels' port access, with public consultation now open on the draft law.
Antong Holdings reports a 44.84% increase in Q3 net profit, driven by improved operational efficiency and rising freight rates.
Hapag-Lloyd and Wan Hai adjust AA7 service, changing Shanghai calls to biweekly, impacting cargo flow to U.S. East Coast ports.
The KHORYV cargo ship is capsized in the Black Sea, prompting navigation warnings and search efforts for missing crew members.
A bulk carrier near Odessa was reportedly struck by drones, raising security concerns over maritime operations in the Black Sea.
Shenzhen Port reached 30 million TEUs three weeks early, showcasing growth and advancements in operations and connectivity.
As of July 1, 2026, the Turkish merchant fleet's capacity hit 54.3 million DWT with 2,262 vessels, marking a significant milestone.
New regulations seek to reduce time lost in verifying seafarer documents, transitioning to digital systems for efficiency and security.
The IMO Council will meet in London from November 2-6 to discuss maritime security, focusing on key sea routes and geopolitical tensions.
