U.S. Navy Ships Collide in Caribbean: Two Injured in Training Mission
Two U.S. Navy ships collided during a training mission in the Caribbean on February 11, resulting in minor injuries. The incident highlights ongoing regional security operations.
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China’s Maritime Influence Set to Expand, Says IMO Chief
IMO Secretary-General highlights China’s pivotal role in global maritime growth, green transition, and 2026 priorities as the nation leads in shipbuilding and port operations.
China Rescues 17 Filipino Sailors in South China Sea Operation
China rescues 17 Filipino sailors from South China Sea shipwreck, with 15 survivors and 2 fatalities reported. Search continues for 4 missing crew members.
China Announces Live-Fire Drills in Key Maritime Zones Ahead of New Year
China’s Maritime Safety Administration announces live-fire military drills in six maritime zones near Taiwan on December 30, 2025, restricting vessel movement for safety.
Three Dead After Fishing Boat Capsizes Off South Korea’s Coast
Three people died after a fishing boat capsized near Gageo Island, South Korea, while 19 others were rescued without life-threatening injuries.
Organizers Clarify Circumstances of Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race Tragedy
Organizers of the Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race clarify that sailor Nick Smith was hit by a mainsheet, not a boom, leading to his tragic death during the race.
Smart Fisheries: Beidou Technology Protects Fishermen Along China’s Southeastern Coast
Along China’s southeastern coast, the Beidou navigation system enhances safety for fishermen by providing real-time monitoring of typhoons and vessel locations, enabling safer and sustainable livelihoods.