The Maritime Executive
Articles posted by the international team of staff writers at The Maritime Executive.
U.S. Navy Removes Command Triad From Attack Sub After a Reported Grounding
Congress has just found out that the Navy removed all three of the top officers of the attack submarine USS South Dakota last mont...
The Second Edition of the Sustainable Maritime Transport Outlook
[By: Fincantieri] Eni, a global energy company, Fincantieri, a global leader in the construction of high-complexity ships, and RIN...
India's Shipping Ministry Asks Public for Help on Cold-Case Fatal Accidents
India's Directorate General of Maritime Administration is looking for information about a long list of long-past fatality and miss...
Euroports Rauma Container Terminal has Joined the Portchain Connect Network
[By: Portchain] Portchain today announced Euroports’ container terminal in the Port of Rauma, will join the Portchain Connect netw...
Korean Partnership's Carbon Capture Proposal Chosen as Basis for IMO Safety
[By: Korean Register] A leading Korean public-private partnership comprising 10 maritime organizations has reached a major milesto...
Giosuè Vezzuto Appointed RINA Services CEO to Lead Maritime & Certification
[By: RINA] Giosuè Vezzuto has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of RINA Services, the RINA Group company active in marine and...
Naval Blockade Fuels Mass Micro-Smuggling into Pakistan
The US naval blockade of Iranian ports and ships is being complemented by growing restrictions on the flow of traffic across Iran’...
Philippine Coast Guard Cleans Up Spill From Sunken LCT
On Tuesday, a landing craft sank off the coast of northern Mindanao, releasing fuel into the water and prompting a large-scale res...
Fishing Tender Goes Down off Thailand, Leaving Six Missing
A fishing tender has gone down off the coast of Sattahip, Thailand, leaving six crewmembers missing, according to local authoritie...
Three Tankers Attacked in Two Days in Strait of Hormuz Crisis
At least three VLCCs were hit by suspected Iranian attacks over the course of Tuesday and Wednesday, according to reporting from U...