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In the high-stakes game of maritime innovation, the U.S. Army just scored a decisive point against the Navy—and it didn’t even need overtime. The Army’s recent demonstration of a robotic hull-cleaning system on a Logistics Support Vessel (LSV) in Pea

The CITES CoP20 has just delivered a landmark victory for shark and ray conservation, with sweeping new international trade protections agreed for some of the most imperiled species in the world. The proposals, co-sponsored by over 50 governments, re

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster is doubling down on innovation with three new projects, pouring USD$15.8 million (CAD$22.1 million) into cutting-edge ocean technology. These initiatives span robotics, maritime electrification, and seaweed cultivation, ea

The global marine fin stabilizer market is riding a wave of innovation and demand, with projections showing a surge from USD 10.4 billion in 2025 to USD 32.3 billion by 2035. This USD 21.9 billion leap represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR)

TGS, a leading provider of energy data and intelligence, has secured its first ocean bottom node (OBN) contract in Europe for the 2026 season. The contract, awarded by a repeat customer, underscores TGS’s reputation for delivering high-quality data a

Aotearoa Ocean Racing (AOR) is charting a new course, and it’s not just about speed. The team has teamed up with KiwiFibre, a New Zealand company pioneering sustainable composites, signaling a clear intent: the next Ocean Race will be a testbed for c

Admiral Dinesh Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff, underscored the Indian Navy’s readiness and strategic prowess during the sixth Admiral J G Nadkarni Memorial Lecture in Pune. Speaking on “Indian Navy: Navigating amidst the ongoing flux of geopoliti

China’s latest military innovations, showcased during the Victory Day parade in Beijing, have turned heads—and not just because of their sleek design. The People’s Liberation Army Navy’s new unmanned underwater drones are packing some serious tech, a

In a vibrant showcase of China’s technological prowess and cultural depth, 26 journalists from 11 countries along the Maritime Silk Road embarked on a three-day tour of Shenzhen. The delegation, which included reporters from Vanuatu, Egypt, Fiji, Ind

Singapore’s maritime sector is a powerhouse of global trade, and it’s not just about the port’s impressive throughput of over 37 million TEUs annually. The city-state’s strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and forward-thinking policies hav