UK maritime tech company Zelim has set a new benchmark in cruise safety after its ZOE platform became the first fully certified man-overboard detection system under ISO 21195:2020. The achievement was confirmed following independent validation.
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has pushed global liner shipping into new territory by becoming the first carrier to operate a fleet of 1,000 vessels. The milestone followed the delivery of the 11,480-TEU container ship MSC Migsan from Zhoushan Changhong shipyard.
Brazilian mining major Vale has partnered with Shandong Shipping Corporation to introduce the world’s first large ethanol-powered Guaibamax bulk carriers.
South Korea’s leading shipbuilder HD Hyundai has introduced a new half-ship construction model to expand yard capacity and manage its record orderbook, – marking the first time the country’s shipbuilding industry has split full vessel construction between two shipyards at this scale.
Iranian officials said the vessel was targeted over alleged links to Israel and caught fire after the attack, but no independent maritime authorities have confirmed the incident.
Chinese Port State Control (PSC) authorities sharply increased detentions of Panama-flagged ships in March 2026, raising industry concerns about possible political pressure on inspections.
A Taiwanese court has ordered a Chinese ship captain to compensate Chunghwa Telecom with about $560,000 after a cargo vessel damaged the Tai-Peng No. 3 subsea cable in the Taiwan Strait.