Reuters highlights rising military and survey activity in the North Pacific as Chinese research vessels and U.S.-led exercises operate simultaneously across contested waters.
Reuters reports China’s use of civilian cargo ships and ferries in military drills for potential amphibious landings on Taiwan. Satellite imagery and vessel-tracking data reveal China’s preparations.
The UK condemned Russia after the Yantar aimed lasers at RAF pilots near Scotland, prompting heightened surveillance and renewed concern over Russian activity around Europe.
Over five decades, HD Hyundai expanded from its early Ulsan shipyard to become a globally recognized shipbuilder. The company’s production progress, naval and commercial ship programs, and worldwide customer network culminated in its recent 5,000-ship delivery milestone.
The NTSB found that improper label-band placement on a single signal wire caused the Dali blackout and subsequent Key Bridge collapse, issuing 18 safety recommendations and reaffirming four urgent directives.
Repsol is assessing options for its upstream unit ahead of a planned 2026 liquidity event, including a possible reverse merger with APA and other US-listed partners, following preliminary discussions reported by Bloomberg.
Iranian forces seized the Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Talara while it transited from the UAE toward Singapore. U.S. officials and maritime security centers say the vessel was redirected into Iranian territorial waters, marking the first such interdiction in months.
A Reuters report says Carlyle is reviewing whether to pursue Lukoil’s foreign assets as the Russian oil producer approaches a U.S. sanctions deadline. The asset package spans multiple regions and has faced transaction hurdles due to sanctions.
BW Offshore is preparing to begin FEED in early 2026 for the Bay du Nord FPSO after completing pre-FEED work and entering a bridging phase aimed at maturing the technical and commercial basis of the project.
