Contract welder dies in Seatrium shipyard
Investigations still ongoing as to the exact cause of death, says Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower
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April 2026
Pacific Nations Face Commercial Roadblock for Wind Propulsion
The Republic of the Marshall Islands took delivery of the sailing cargo vessel Juren Ae in October 2024, and it marked a new era in wind-propelled transport in Oceania.The vessel’s name refers to the “steering paddle” on a Marshallese canoe…
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The Politics of a Subsea Data Cable Link to Antarctica
Antarctica is the only continent without a fiber-optic connection.The technology required to get one there is available, but the creation of such infrastructure raises geopolitical questions, including its potential military use, say researchers…
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Prolonging the poison: International Seaways extends anti-takeover protection
Measure first adopted after approach by John Fredriksen extended for three years
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Starmer, Trump Discuss Opening Strait of Hormuz
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday about the need for a plan to restore shipping through the Strait of Hormuz “as quickly as possible,” following a U.S. ceasefire with Iran, Downing Street…
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