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Taiwan Plans Record High Defense Spending
Taiwan’s government on Thursday proposed an 18% rise in defense spending for next year, including for drones and missiles, taking…
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Yemen’s Houthis Deny Plans To Impose Fees On Ships Sailing Through Red Sea
Aug 1 (Reuters) – Yemen’s Houthi-run maritime coordination body denied on Saturday that it planned to impose fees on commercial ships transiting…
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Saudi Arabia Launches Multinational Maritime Defense Coalition Plans
Saudi Arabia on Thursday unveiled plans for a multinational maritime defence coalition aimed at protecting international shipping and energy supply routes in…
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Dubai and DP World Confirm Plans to Expand Fujairah Port to Bypass Hormuz
DP World, the government-controlled ports and logistics giant, confirmed it is pushing forward with a plan to build a new…
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Panama Canal Plans Two More Decreases in Neopanamax Draft Levels
After taking what was called a preemptive step in June to lower the maximum drafts of vessels, the Panama Canal…
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UK Scraps Plans To Replace Destroyers With Focus On Drone Warships
LONDON, June 28 (Reuters) – Britain will scrap plans to replace its aging destroyers and will instead procure at least six “Common…
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Pakistan’s KGTL Port Plans Up to $100 million More Investment After Iran War Cargo Surge
Pakistan’s Karachi Gateway Terminal is planning up to $100 million in new investment within five years as the country tries…
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Four Seasons Plans Changes for Its Second Yacht Cruise Ship
Four Seasons Yachts entered service in March, and as the company moves forward with its expansion, it has announced changes…
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Port of Itajai Plans to Remove 133-Year-Old Wreck to Prepare for Dredging
The Brazilian Port of Itajaí has embarked on a project to remove the wreck of a merchant ship that has…
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UK Plans Tougher Penalties for Ships That Damage Subsea Cables
The UK government is preparing new legislation that would impose tougher penalties on shipowners and operators who intentionally or recklessly…
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