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IsraelUkrainian Embassy contacts police over Israeli import of stolen grainIsrael

The firms are accused of importing wheat stolen by Russia from the temporarily occupied regions of eastern Ukraine.

The Eirin field in production – more gas to Europe

Expected recoverable resources from Eirin are about 27.6 million barrels of oil equivalent, mainly gas.

OOCL names OOCL Wisdom, its first 24,000 TEU methanol dual‑fuel container vessel

With a maximum capacity of 24,168 TEU, OOCL Wisdom is currently the world's largest methanol dual‑fuel container vessel.

SSI launches first data map for crew welfare, wellbeing and safety

The mapping has revealed that although data exists and is used, application is fragmented, siloed, and could be rapidly improved to support decision-making and seafarer welfare.

COLUMBIA cruise services deepens strategic cooperation with Adora Cruises

COLUMBIA cruise services (CCS) has officially signed a ship management agreement with Adora Cruises for the Adora Flora City, marking the third large cruise...

NAPA launches stability management solution for RoRo vessels in collaboration with Stena Line

The solution is currently in trial deployment on the Gothenburg–Kiel route.

V. launches learning academy in Chennai to train the next generation of maritime talent

The VSLA will initially welcome 120 new entrants with bachelor's degrees and provide them with a maritime education that is IMO and STCW compliant

Aker Solutions wins FEED-contract for Equinor’s Atlantis tie-in

Atlantis represents one of more than a hundred tie-backs that will be developed on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) in the years to come.

Ukrainian naval drone wipes out entire crew of Russian patrol boat “Sobol”

The attack took place on April 30 during the deployment of naval drones near the Kerch Bridge.

Russian drone strike hits Ukraine’s Odesa port, foreign civilian ship damaged

Russian forces systematically attack ports of the Odesa region with drones and missiles.

IACS publishes results of Concentrated Inspection Campaign on onboard Emergency Power Supply

Inspections conducted on over 36,000 ships during 2025, and recommendations made to improve emergency power supply tests

NOK 17 billion for continued drilling on the Norwegian continental shelf

Baker Hughes Norge AS, Halliburton AS and SLB Norge AS have been awarded the contracts for integrated drilling and well services.

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