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Between swirling geopolitical winds, the variables of climate change and continued disruptions resulting from the pandemic, the risks of depending on ships to carry goods around the planet were already conspicuous. The pitfalls of relying on factories across oceans to supply everyday items such as clothing and critical wares such as medical devices were at once vivid and unrelenting.

Baltimore bridge collapse: India is one of the top nations that supply sailors. So, it is not a coincidence that many ships are manned wholly or partially by Indian crew.

Container ships keep getting bigger. But as the economies of scale grow, so do the risks.

The Digital, Analytics, Technology and Automation Initiative is enabling a generation of intellectual leadership in the areas of digital convergence.

You’re on the bridge, with the ship’s course shown on the digital display. But why is the ship continuing to turn west?Everything looks normal on the...

A massive container ship hit Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge this week, calling attention to the demands that ever-growing shipping vessels are placing on ports, canals and bridges

The “black swan” allision between the container ship MV Dali and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore on Tuesday has prompted questions about global shipping processes and emphasizes the need for better maritime infrastructure, writes Salvatore R. Mercogliano.

From drought in the Panama Canal to the Houthis in the Suez to pirates off Somalia, we’re all paying the price.

An insurance industry executive compared the disaster to a 2012 cruise ship capsize, which led to the industry's highest recent payout.

The world's largest shipping vessels more than doubled in size between 2006 and 2020. Experts say the Baltimore bridge couldn't withstand such force.