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Warmer temperatures were supposed to facilitate shipping in the Arctic. However, thick floating ice caused by localised melt is more dangerous than people realise. Climate change is thinning Arctic sea ice, which, contrary to conventional wisdom, is making shipping across the Arctic to North America more difficult. A study published in Nature examined Canada’s Northwest […]
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The Ukrainian military announced the destruction of the Russian submarine Rostov-on-Don. According to the Ukrainian General Staff, the Kilo-class submarine of the Russian Black Sea Fleet sank on August 2, 2024, during a missile attack on the port city of Sevastopol. Built-in 2014, the Rostov-on-Don is one of four submarines in the Black Sea Fleet
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If Iran retaliates for the assassination of its close ally, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, in Tehran last week, the IRGC could play a central role. Here are some questions and answers about Iran’s main military force. The Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), which has its own army, navy, air force, and intelligence services. What is
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US Is Moving Aircraft Carriers To The Middle East, Fearing An Iranian Attack On Israel The Pentagon has deployed the USS Abraham Lincoln, currently operating in the Pacific and more fighter jets to the Middle East. The Pentagon announced on Friday that the United States will send more troops and other military assets to defend
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Airlines Are Avoiding Parts Of Middle East Airspace And Canceling Flights To Israel As Tensions Rise Airlines are avoiding Iranian and Lebanese airspace and canceling flights to Israel and Lebanon amid growing concerns about a possible conflict in the region after the killings of prominent members of the Hamas and Hezbollah movements this week. Singapore
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Disney Cruise Line has announced the news that many have been waiting for. This week, she revealed the Marvel-themed entertainment on her cruise ship and what it offers, which is a truly exciting time for Marvel fans. Disney Destiny is a ship centered around heroes and villains. Its experiences will be inspired by Iron Man,
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Gulf Of Mexico’s “Dead Zone” Is 6,705 Square Miles, The 12th Largest Area Ever Measured. Scientists supported by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced that the Gulf of Mexico’s “dead zone” has expanded to about 6,705 square miles this year. Making it the 12th largest area measured in 38 years. Fish and other
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Iran Oil Ties Could Complicate Insurers’ Claims After Tanker Collision Near Singapore Two oil tanker collision near Singapore in July has raised questions about insurance claims because one of the tankers had previously transported Iranian oil. According to ship watchers and industry sources, this could complicate payments due to Western sanctions. What happened? The Singapore-flagged
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The Paradip Port Authority (PPA) on Tuesday detained the Chinese cargo vessel ZHE HAI 505 following a directive from the Odisha High Court. The action stems from a financial disagreement between the ship’s owner and Sandi Trading Ltd., a supplier of low-sulfur marine diesel. Sandi Trading alleged that the shipowner owes Rs 99.81 lakh for
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Amoji provides proven, scalable, and efficient ammonia solutions for energy production. To officially welcome NH3 Kraken to the water, a traditional maritime renaming ceremony was held. The world’s first carbon-neutral ammonia-powered vessel is now one step closer to demonstration. The historic tugboat NH3 Kraken, originally built in 1957, is scheduled to complete its maiden voyage
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