A strange new ship has emerged from China, and it’s already making waves—literally. The vessel, which features a massive open deck and three unique structures sticking up from its surface, doesn’t look like any military ship we’ve seen before. In fact, some believe it might be a civilian research vessel,
The South China Sea is one of the world’s most contested areas, where countries have been busy transforming tiny reefs, rocks, and submerged features into militarized islands. More than 90 outposts have been built across about 70 locations, according to satellite images studied by the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative. But
Denmark has confirmed that it’s keeping a close eye on a Chinese cargo ship, the Yi Peng 3, which could be linked to the mysterious damage to two important undersea communication cables. The damage was so serious that countries like Germany, Finland, and Sweden are now investigating the incident, with
For the first time since Bangladesh’s independence in 1971, a cargo ship from Pakistan docked directly at the port of Chittagong in Bangladesh on November 11, 2024. This is a groundbreaking moment in history, signaling a new chapter in the relationship between these two neighboring countries. Until now, Bangladesh and
A major undersea data cable that connects Finland and Germany, known as the C-Lion1, has been damaged, and authorities are investigating what caused the problem. The cable, which is nearly 1,200 kilometers long and runs under the Baltic Sea, was found to be broken during a routine check at around
On November 11, a group of fishermen from Norway had the surprise of their lives when their fishing net, which was meant to catch halibut, ended up trapping a huge U.S. nuclear submarine! This unbelievable event took place off the coast of Norway, near the Malangen fjord, and left the
The South China Sea is a hot topic right now, with multiple Asian nations facing off against China over territorial claims. Tensions are rising, and experts warn that this situation could lead to a war involving the United States. China’s Claims and Growing Aggression For many years, China has claimed
Russia’s state-owned energy company, Rosatom, is excited to announce that they plan to build four icebreaker ships in India! This news comes from a report by The Economic Times, which shared insights from an unnamed official involved in the discussions. Who’s Involved? The Indian government is exploring options with one
The Suez Canal, one of the most important waterways in the world, is facing serious trouble. Recently, its revenues have dropped by a massive 60%, and nearly half of the ships that usually pass through this crucial route are now avoiding it. But why is this happening, and what does
