Editorial
Analysis on today’s headlines.
Vietnam’s Strategic Advantage in Maritime Disputes
In a recent statement, Vietnam’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned China’s ongoing military drills in the Xisha Islands, known as the “Hoang Sa Archipelago” in
Philippine Maritime Safety Faces Intense Scrutiny
In January 2024, the Philippines experienced three significant maritime accidents that highlighted ongoing concerns about the country’s maritime safety record. Despite government assurances of improved
Navigating Global Trade Volatility Through Stronger Partner Port Ties in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s role as a crucial connector between mainland China and global markets is significantly bolstered by its deep-water port
Financial Updates in Bangladesh Today
In recent years, Bangladesh has faced challenges in exploiting its maritime resources following 2013 and 2014 landmark settlements of maritime
London Meetings Highlight Ongoing Carbon Pricing Developments in Maritime Sector
Summary of International Maritime Organization’s Discussions on GHG Emissions Currently, a significant meeting is underway in London, focused on advancing
Reimagining CMU’s Mission
The Gleaner has expressed its support for the Caribbean Maritime University’s (CMU) recent decision to establish a satellite campus in
Trump’s Influence Halts U.N. Shipping Tax Plans
Restoring Sri Lanka’s Legacy as a Premier Maritime Destination
Reflections on Last Week’s Editorial
The recent discussions in the maritime community highlight two critical issues: the perception of a maritime manpower shortage and the legal status of pilots during
Maritime Safety: A Critical Responsibility
The Philippines, as an archipelago, heavily relies on maritime transport for the movement of people and goods across its many islands. The responsibility for ensuring
Sausalito’s Sea-Level Strategy Must Benefit Everyone
Sausalito is grappling with significant challenges posed by climate change, particularly sea-level rise affecting its waterfront, including the popular Bridgeway area. Projections indicate that Richardson
Fostering Dialogue Over Division
China’s assertive actions in the West Philippine Sea have shifted the Philippines’ foreign policy into a critical phase, as this area contains essential shipping routes
Adrift: 24 Movies Set on the Open Ocean
Maritime Diplomacy: Modi’s Strategic Engagement in Southeast Asia
Maritime Islands: A Wake-Up Call for Shipowners
Cayman’s Shipping Registry: A Beacon of Excellence
IMO delay could spark fragmentation risks, warns EmissionLink
Philippos Ioulianou, Managing Director of EmissionLink, has warned the IMO’s decision to delay its Net Zero Framework is creating a regulatory vacuum that threatens to fragment global
Maritime health experts welcome STCW amendments – but urge against checkbox compliance
As the maritime industry gears up to welcome the IMO’s STCW bullying and harassment training amendments, health experts are urging shipowners to treat this as more
Univers and SBS Transit Launch ‘SBST Energy and Operations AI Platform’
Singapore, 19 November 2025 – Univers, the global leader in AI and IoT for Energy, and SBS Transit, Singapore’s leading public transport operator, today announced
Pusan Newport Company has joined the Portchain Connect Network
Pusan Newport Company implements Portchain Connect to simplify the berth alignment process with shipping lines Portchain today announced Pusan Newport Company will join the Portchain
Skaramangas Shipyards Becomes Green Award Incentive Provider, Strengthening Support from a Growing European Shipyard
Piraeus, 14 November 2025 – The Green Award Foundation is pleased to welcome Skaramangas Shipyards, the largest shipyard in Greece and one of the most
A Rapidly Evolving Criminal Ecosystem: The Escalating Exploitation of Vulnerable Individuals
Migrant smugglers and human traffickers leverage new technologies to digitally control victims, teach criminal techniques online and promote their services Migrant smugglers and human traffickers
African Development Bank Group-Funded Fisheries Programme Impacts Two Million People, Drives Economic Transformation in 16 Southern African Development Community (SADC) Countries
$9.2 million initiative boosts cross-border fish trade to over 500,000 tonnes, creating jobs and strengthening food security across Southern Africa PRETORIA, South Africa, December
Navigating Our Position in the South China Sea
The recent incident in the South China Sea involving Chinese and U.S. warships highlights the urgent need for restraint and active peacemaking among involved parties.
Editorial Perspectives: Substance Across the Arabian Sea
Maritime Case Decisions Require Steady Leadership
Univers to Advance Singapore’s Virtual Power Plant Initiative Under EMA Regulatory Sandbox
Veson Nautical Appoints Chris Barnes as Chief Development Officer to Lead Continued AI-Driven Product Expansion
International takedown of cryptocurrency fraud network laundering over EUR 700 million
Jamaica Secures Highest Ever Vote in Re-Election to IMO Council
Grafmarine Joins ZESTAs as Onboard Solar Intelligence Enters the Absolute Zero Toolkit
The Surge of Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea
Summary of the Gulf of Guinea’s Piracy Threat The Gulf of Guinea, encompassing 17 countries along West Africa’s coast, has
Philippines Welcomes ASEAN Foreign Ministers for Regional Issue Discussions
The recent ASEAN Foreign Minister Retreat held in Manila marked a significant gathering of senior diplomats from Southeast Asia, aimed