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UAE Condemns Iranian Attack on ADNOC Vessel in Strait of Hormuz

The UAE seeks to raise legal and diplomatic pressure on Tehran by demanding an unconditional reopening of the strait to protect global energy flows.

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Putin Threatens Reciprocal Seizures After UK Boarding of Shadow‑Fleet Tanker

Iran and Oman Near Deal on New Strait of Hormuz Corridor

Swedish Supreme Court Authorizes Transfer of Seized Ship Caffa to Ukraine

Iceland Seizes Activist Ship and Expels 21 Crew With Two‑Year Bans

Italy-Led EU Force Boards Sanctioned Tanker Toa Payoh in Central Mediterranean

China Escalates Control Over Scarborough Shoal With Combat Drills and New Reserve Rules

U.S. and Taiwan Publicly Signal Closer Coast Guard Ties After Chip‑Smuggling Intercept

China and Philippines Clash at Scarborough Shoal as Water Cannons Are Fired

Philippine Sailor Hurt in Clash With China Coast Guard at Second Thomas Shoal

14 Nations Reaffirm Hague Ruling on South China Sea as China Lodges Protests

Fourteen Nations Reaffirm Hague Award as China Rejects It on South China Sea Ruling’s 10th Anniversary

Tierra del Fuego Denounces British Warship Passage Through Waters It Claims

GCC Condemns Iran for Missile and Drone Strikes That Endangered Tankers in Strait of Hormuz

China‑Linked Institute Denies Philippine Claims in South China Sea Report

Japan and China Coast Guards Clash Near Senkaku Islands

China Replaces Naval Task Force with Rotating Coast Guard Patrols East of Taiwan

China Calls Japan–Philippines Maritime Talks 'Internationally Wrongful'

Shadow Fleet Reroutes Tankers Closer to German Coast

Estonia Publishes Images of Machine Guns on Russian LNG Carrier