Ship repair is emerging as the next growth theme in India's maritime sector, driven by rising MRO demand, expanding ...

India’s ambition to build a modern, self-reliant navy is unquestionable. Yet its procurement processes continue to rely on episodic, stop-start orders that break industrial momentum, inflate costs, ...

Although officials did not explain why the Duke-class warship wasn’t brought home for decommissioning, there is speculation ...

A Chinese flotilla being watched by the Australian Defence Force is likely to include a large amphibious assault ship that ...

Britain faces a growing and increasingly sophisticated Russian threat beneath the waves, defence experts and senior military figures have warned, as the Government unveils a new programme to safeguard ...

Private firm Starboard Maritime Intelligence says it has used satellite technology to track down the People's Liberation Army Navy task group.

For decades, American supercarriers like the Nimitz- and Ford-class have been the Navy’s ultimate symbols of power projection. -But expert Christian D. Orr argues their future is under real strain.

Two Norwegian Cruise Line ships will be getting the adults-only Vibe Beach Club while visiting dry dock next year.

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The U.S. Navy is reducing the number of frigate warships that are being produced in Wisconsin from six to two. Navy Secretary John Phelan announced in a Nov. 25 social media post that the service will ...

An observer strolling past the Jack London Square waterfront on a recent Saturday afternoon might have witnessed an unusual sight: A group of people on the dock, some of whom were lying on their ...