The Aponte family-owned company becomes the first container line to operate a fleet of 1,000 box ships.

Sixty days at anchor, the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen, and someone must answer for the wait, writes Nicholas Davis.

New Zealand has ordered inter-island RoRo ferry operator KiwiRail to pay a fine of NZ$400,000 ($234,671) after it was found culpable of endangering the safety of passengers. It stems from a June 2024

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is demonstrating its continuing determination to safeguard the well-being of seafarers through its ongoing enforcement of international regulations.

The Virginia Port Authority has named its next chief executive officer: Sarah J. McCoy, a longtime veteran of port operations at VPA who had been filling the role on an interim basis since earlier this year.

Lawyers for Orient Overseas Container Line filed suit in U.S. District Court on May 5, challenging the Federal Maritime Commission’s adjudication process, alleging the internal process is unconstitutional and that the company, confronted by two claims

Dr Anand Hiremath is right about one thing: South Asia has ship recycling capacity, and it is improving. But capacity is not the same as progress. And that is where the argument begins to unravel.

Hong Kong-based Global Shipping Business Network has formed a new alliance with ODeX and IQAX aimed at accelerating adoption of electronic bills of lading (eBLs) in India.

Wärtsilä has joined H4PERION, an EU Horizon Europe project led by the University of Vaasa, to fast‑track tech for zero‑carbon long‑distance shipping. The four‑year project runs until May 2030 and will develop and demonstrate engine and fuel solutions aimed at cutting greenhouse‑gas output from ships on longer voyages.