The European Commission has begun legal action against Portugal over failures to meet maritime security obligations, warning that incomplete enforcement could expose ships and ports to serious unlawful threats.
United Heavy Lift transported two ESP 5 mobile harbor cranes to NorthPort, boosting lifting capacity and supporting the terminal’s modernization.
The Philippines has opened its first offshore wind-specific auction, offering 3.3GW for 2028–2030 delivery and applying a coordinated milestone system covering ports, grid studies, and permitting.
South Korea’s Coast Guard expanded its probe into the Queen Jenuvia II grounding, targeting failures on the bridge and reviewing VTS oversight after the ferry struck an island with 267 people aboard.
China has delivered Zhanjiang Bay No.1, the first DP aquaculture vessel integrating cage systems, intelligent farming processes, and green power technologies for deep-sea marine cultivation.
DDL Marine has finalized the RoRo load-out of EB102 onto the HEBO-P82 and its subsequent lift-off discharge by the Pioneering Spirit, positioning Europe Barge 102 for upcoming offshore charter work.
The Swedish Club confirmed a 5% General Increase for P&I and FD&D for 2026/2027, highlighting its continued focus on financial resilience and maintaining premium adequacy.
India outlines plans to expand shipbuilding and maritime cooperation with South Korea as part of its strategy to grow its fleet and advance its 2047 development agenda.
UK forces monitored two Russian vessels in the English Channel while NATO partners and RAF units coordinated broader regional surveillance amid rising Russian naval movements.
