Shipping in the Crossfire: The Impact of the Israel-Iran Conflict on Global Shipping

The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has cast a long shadow over the maritime industry, compelling stakeholders to confront unprecedented challenges. With Israel initiating a series of airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities, military installations, and key commanders, the situation has escalated into a high-stakes confrontation. Explosions at Iran’s uranium enrichment facility in Natanz and

Mission 30

Anglo-Eastern’s Initiative to Nurture Next-Gen Maritime Leaders Anglo-Eastern Univan Group (“Anglo-Eastern”), a global leader in independent ship management services, is delighted to be launching “Mission 30”, a bold initiative to increase the proportion of its management-level officers (i.e. Captain, Chief Officer, Chief Engineer, and Second Engineer) under the age of 30 from 1% to 30%

The Yo-Yo Effect on Global Trade

Much as the Shipping Industry may not like, Global Politics and Wars to interfere in Global Trade, there is no escape route when you have Tariffs going like a Yo-Yo in the world of circus. Will there be another war like on the Western Border? Are these wars for proving victorious or are they being

Wärtsilä’s Hybrid Propulsion Powers Four New Dutch Vessels

Technology group Wärtsilä will supply an integrated hybrid propulsion solution for four new 10,700 DWT geared tween decker vessels being built for Dutch ship owner and maritime service provider Vertom Group. Combining the Wärtsilä 25 medium-speed 4-stroke engine with a hybrid propulsion drive train with PTO/PTI/PTH, the package is designed to optimise vessel propulsion efficiency,

Balance of Power

• The Gloves are off between Elon Mosk and Pres. TrumpThe war of words between two of the world’s most powerful men has— as of now — calmed down. Elon Musk signalled there could be a cooling-off period between him and US President Donald Trump,hours after saying he would end use of SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft.

NOW $4 — Let’s Go to $40 on Maritime Prowess

India must look to the sea if it wants to grow tenfold economically and sustainably India today stands proudly as a $4 trillion economy — a remarkable milestone achieved through decades of reform, enterprise, and resilience. Yet, as the nation sets its sights on the next economic horizon, the question before us is not just

Indian Navy’s Eco-Friendly Initiative son World Environment Day 2025

As a force committed to environmental responsibility, the Indian Navy continues to accelerate its shift towards renewable energy and minimize its ecological footprint through sustainable practices. With its Green Initiative Programme gaining momentum, occasions like World Environment Day serve as pivotal milestones to reinforce the Navy’s commitment to global environmental efforts. This year, naval units

All-Women Sailing Team Makes History

Tri-Services Expedition Returns after Epic Voyage to Seychelles The Tri-Services All-Women Sailing Expedition team returned home on June 04, after completing a ground-breaking 1,800-nautical-mile international voyage to Seychelles. The historic expedition, launched on April 07, marks the first-ever international open-sea sailing mission by an all-women team from the Indian Armed Forces. The expedition was ceremonially

FSUI’s New Women’s Wing Promotes Maritime Equality

The Forward Seamen’s Union of India (FSUI) has taken a significant step towards promoting inclusivity in the maritime industry with the launch of its Women’s Wing. The initiative was announced on May 18th, International Day for Women in Maritime, by FSUI General Secretary Mr Manoj Yadav. The FSUI Women’s Wing aims to amplify the contributions