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Maritime - Page 2

April 28, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Strait at Risk: Global Shipping Faces a Dangerous Precedent

The fragile balance of global trade has come under renewed strain as the Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization, Arsenio Dominguez, issued a stark warning to the United Nations Security Council: the

Geopolitics

Exclusive: Iranian Warship Sinks Near Sri Lanka After Reported Attack, Dozens Missing

by Our Correspondent in Colombo An Iranian Navy warship has reportedly sunk in waters south of Sri Lanka following what sources described as a possible underwater attack, potentially involving a submarine, triggering an urgent maritime rescue operation and leaving dozens

March 4, 2026

Sri Lanka Navy Rescues Crew of Stricken Merchant Vessel at Sea

News/Sri Lanka

In a swift and decisive operation, the Sri Lanka Navy successfully rescued all 14 crew members of the Merchant Vessel (MV) INTEGRITY STAR, which

Sri Lanka Navy Launches Rescue Operation for MV Integrity Star

Sri Lanka

by Our Correspondent in Colombo The Sri Lanka Navy has launched a rescue operation for the MV Integrity Star, which experienced a technical fault

IMO Advances Maritime Digitalization Strategy for a Smarter Shipping Industry

March 19, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is spearheading efforts to modernize the global shipping industry with a comprehensive digitalization strategy aimed at boosting efficiency, safety, and sustainability. During its 49th session in London

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The Most Expensive Maritime Construction Projects in 2024

March 18, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

In 2024, 128 major maritime construction projects were launched globally, with a total investment of approximately $52.63 billion. The combined cost of the ten most expensive projects alone reached around $26 billion,

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Petro-piracy: The Ongoing Threat to Oil Security

March 18, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

Despite the perception that oil piracy is a thing of the past, the danger of petro-piracy continues to be a pressing issue for the global oil industry. Petro-piracy refers to the hijacking

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Global Boiling’: Marine Wildlife, Ecosystems, and Economies Devastated

January 25, 2025
Columns

The ocean absorbs 90 percent of the excess heat generated by burning fossil fuels and deforestation. Climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions is the primary driver of long-term global warming. Today, humanity is

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Hambantota Port (HIP) Breaks the Mold: Focuses on Container Operations

January 10, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

by Our Economic Affairs Editor As Hambantota International Port (HIP) embarks on an ambitious expansion plan, the port is set to redefine its role in global maritime trade. With the introduction of

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DP World Hits 100 Million TEUs, Reinforcing Shipping Leadership

January 9, 2025
Business/Shipping and Maritime

DP World has reached a significant milestone, surpassing 100 million TEUs of container handling capacity across its global portfolio, a remarkable achievement that underscores the company’s aggressive investment strategy and leadership in

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AI Set to Prevent Next Titanic: Revolutionising Iceberg Detection for Safer Seas

January 8, 2025
Diplomacy/Human Rights

A groundbreaking new approach from Lancaster University harnesses artificial intelligence (AI) to detect icebergs and floating ice, boasting an impressive 94% success rate. This new AI-powered system is designed to tackle a

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Record Ship Orders Raise Concerns Over Global Trade Oversupply

January 7, 2025
Business

Shipowners have placed record orders for container vessels, driven by strong profits and signaling a potential shift in the global shipping landscape. According to a report from the Financial Times, the total

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Special: Port of Colombo Hits Record 7.78 Million TEUs in 2024

January 6, 2025
Business/Sri Lanka

by Our Economic Affairs Editor The Port of Colombo has set a new benchmark in 2024, achieving a record throughput of 7,782,776 Twenty-foot Equivalent Units (TEUs), marking the highest performance in its

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Shipping Industry Shifts to Smaller Vessels as Global Trade Reroutes

January 3, 2025
Business

The global shipping industry is experiencing a significant shift in vessel demand, with shipowners moving away from ordering the massive container ships that once defined the boom in global trade. According to

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