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n a recent Cabinet meeting, President Donald Trump expressed strong dissatisfaction with the current state of U.S. shipbuilding, labeling its decline as “ridiculous.” He indicated that the United States might consider purchasing large ships from allied nations as a temporary measure while efforts are made to restore domestic shipbuilding capabilities. This approach aims to address […]

In a major milestone for sustainable maritime travel, the world’s first hydrogen-powered cruise ship is scheduled to set sail in 2026. This revolutionary vessel, named Viking Libra, is being developed by Viking Cruises in collaboration with a renowned Italian shipbuilder, and it marks a significant step forward in the journey toward greener oceans. A Breakthrough

In a major leap toward modernizing naval logistics, the Royal Navy is set to use drones for delivering critical supplies between warships during its upcoming deployment to the Indo-Pacific. This will be the first time the Royal Navy integrates uncrewed aerial systems into Carrier Strike Group operations. The initiative will be led by HMS Prince

As the maritime industry continues to evolve, so too do the challenges faced by the people at the heart of it—seafarers. One organization, Stella Maris UK, is raising its voice on behalf of these workers, urging the International Labour Organization (ILO) to strengthen protections for one of the most basic human needs: rest. The Growing

The U.S. Coast Guard, in coordination with the U.S. Navy, intercepted a suspected smuggling vessel off the coast of San Diego this past weekend, marking yet another sign of growing maritime trafficking activity in the region. The operation began when aerial surveillance picked up a suspicious boat traveling northwest, well off the coast and south