Sri Lanka’s Colombo Port Ranked Fastest Growing Port In The World In Q1 2024 Alphaliner, a leading shipping industry research publication, ranked the Port of Colombo the fastest-growing port in the world in Q1 2024. This estimate comes after the port achieved a staggering growth rate of 23.6%. K.D.S Ruwanchandra, Secretary, Ministry of Ports, Maritime […]
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Chinese And Russian Warships Sail Around Japanese Islands According to a press release issued by the Japanese Joint Chiefs of Staff on Monday, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy destroyer CNS Kaifeng (124) and frigate CNS Yantai (538) were spotted sailing northwest 31 miles south of Yonaguni Island. Then, north into Japanese waters between the
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Your Ultimate Guide to the Amazing World of Cargo Ships Types Ever gaze out at the ocean and wonder how all those everyday items—the clothes you wear, the electronics you use, even the food you eat—journey across vast distances to reach you? While airplanes certainly play a part, the real heavy lifting (and we mean
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A powerful storm destroyed the Ultra Galaxy cargo ship that ran aground on the South African coast. The Panamanian cargo ship MV Ultra Galaxy broke into four pieces due to a strong storm off the remote west coast of South Africa, causing a major oil spill. The South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) reported on
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The world’s third-most powerful navy has begun major exercises, including most of its fleet. According to a statement from the Ministry of Defense, the Russian Navy has begun a series of large-scale exercises. Most of its fleet participates in the Arctic Sea, the Baltic Sea, the Caspian Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. The exercises are
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China, Russia Send Out Air Patrols In Bering Sea The Joint Aerospace Command said two Chinese bombers and two Russian long-range bombers were tracked while flying in international waters near Alaska, and fighter jets from the United States and Canada were sent in response. The North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said the Chinese and
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Earth from Space: River of Tea Flow into the Ocean After Hurricane Sally Strikes US Coast. Satellite imagery from 2020 shows “black water” flowing out of Winya Bay, South Carolina. After Hurricane Sally made landfall and caused widespread flash flooding. This 2020 satellite image shows tea-shaped “black water” flowing into the ocean from Winya Bay,
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Ammonia may be a nearly carbon-free marine fuel, but without new emissions regulations, its impact on air quality could greatly affect human health. A new study by MIT scientists shows that burning ammonia in ship engines could contribute to ozone pollution while having serious impacts on air quality. When city-block-sized container ships move cargo across
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A sailor has died in a fire on the new container ship Maersk Frankfurt, while firefighters continue to fight the blaze three days after it started on July 19. The Panama-flagged 5,920 TEU vessel was delivered to Japanese tonnage provider Tokei Kaiun by Imabari Shipyard in June and is under a three-year charter contract with
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How the Ukrainians Defeated the Russian Black Sea Fleet Without a Navy? Since Russia began its invasion in 2022, Ukraine has successfully fended off its opponents on many fronts. Still, the most surprising success has occurred in a theater where few expected Ukraine to win: the Black Sea. In 2022, military analysts agreed that Russian
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