Government News
Spain's Long-Awaited New Sub Torpedoes a Target Ship in Live-Fire Test
The Spanish Navy's long-delayed attack sub S-81 sank a decommissioned patrol vessel with a single torpedo strike in a recent exerc...
Read More >>Australian Authorities Bust Shipment of Meth Dissolved in Coconut Water
Australian authorities have charged a Vietnamese national with drug smuggling in connection with a consignment of coconut water th...
Read More >>Long Beach Gets World's First Hydrofoiling Electric Pilot Boat
The Belfast-based electric boatbuilder Artemis Technologies has sold a specially-adapted version of its hydrofoiling electric spee...
Read More >>US Sanctions False-Flag Network Run from India Used for Iranian Shipping
Continuing its efforts to shut down all the avenues supporting Iran’s shadow fleet, the U.S. Treasury announced new sanctions targ...
Read More >>Xi Jinping Completes His Military Purge, Including PLA Navy's Top Admirals
In the latest issue of the Maritime Executive magazine, the thorough-going purge of China’s Peoples’ Liberation Army (PLA) was des...
Read More >>Submariner to Oversee Construction of U.S. Navy's Future Surface Fleet
Stay on Top of the Daily Maritime News The maritime news that matters most Get the latest maritime news delivered to your inbox da...
Read More >>Cruise-Industry Tech Could Detect Man-Overboard Events on U.S. Navy Ships
Man-overboard incidents are a tragic occurrence, especially as all too many of the events are self-initiated. To maximize the chan...
Read More >>The Risk of a Full-Scale Conflict With Iran is at its Peak
Shipowners, managers and seafarers need to have a sense of where the risk of a resumption of the U.S.-Iran war currently sits, and...
Read More >>Russia Pressures Royal Navy's Weak Spot
The expansion of Russian hostile activities in British waters in recent months could not have come at a worse time for the Royal N...
Read More >>Houthis Threaten Government's Hold on Aden, But Taiz Stands Fast
Fighting between the Houthis and forces of the Internationally Recognized Government (IRG) had been at something of a stalemate fo...
Read More >>