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The recent 110th session of the International Maritime Organization’s Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) in London this June brought a slew of developments that could reshape the maritime industry, particularly in the realm of maritime autonomous surfac

At CORE POWER’s recent European Summit in London, industry leaders gathered to tackle a pressing issue: building a skilled maritime nuclear workforce. The panel, featuring experts from CORE POWER, Maine Maritime Academy, Cambridge University, OSM Tho

Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA) recently set sail with a mission to inspire and educate, hosting a unique STEAM program aboard the SSV Ernestina-Morrissey for high school students identifying as women and/or non-binary. The four-day Education Sa

The maritime industry’s pivot towards low- and zero-carbon fuels is gaining momentum, and engine developers are under pressure to deliver propulsion solutions that are clean, safe, and scalable. WinGD, a leading marine engine developer, is at the for

The Philippines and the Netherlands have taken a significant step forward in their maritime cooperation, with both nations agreeing to deepen their collaboration on seafarer welfare, digitalization, and shared governance goals. The 23rd Joint Committ

The maritime industry is gathering at London’s Queen Elizabeth II Centre today for the annual UK Flag Forum, a platform where shipowners, operators, regulators, and policymakers converge to discuss the future of the UK flag and its global standing. H

In a development that could reshape the maritime industry, researchers from the Met Office and the University of Exeter have unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) model capable of forecasting ocean currents in the Gulf of Mexico using nothing more

The Regional Ferry Conference in Lagos, held late June, offered a stark contrast in the maritime sector’s trajectory across Africa. Lagos State’s ferry system, a model of regulation and sustainability, stands in sharp relief to the grim statistics pl

In a move that could significantly bolster Indonesia’s deep-sea exploration capabilities, two lecturers from IPB University’s Department of Marine Science and Technology recently participated in a technical training program on deep-sea exploration in

The AMET Global Maritime Summit (AGMS) 2025 and the AMET Global Maritime Awards (AGMA) 2025, jointly organized by the Dr. J. Ramachandran Maritime Foundation and AMET University, wrapped up on July 2, 2025, at the Anna Centenary Library Auditorium in