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I’m strolling along the pier at the Odessa port⚓️The wind always blows in the wrong direction for the sailors. Seagulls are like the press service: always on top of things.And then I hear two seagulls sitting there, sharing the air and the news. “Listen,” says one, “over the last couple of days, seagulls have been […]
Learn moreChina is moving closer to building nuclear-powered ships – Jiangnan Shipyard has received a key license.
The Chinese shipbuilding industry could take a significant technological leap forward. China’s National Nuclear Regulatory Authority has granted Jiangnan Shipyard a permit to manufacture and install civil nuclear equipment components, which is directly related to the development of offshore nuclear power projects. ✈️ This permit authorizes the manufacture of reactor containment vessels and the installation […]
Learn moreWireless Headphones Under Control: Airlines Tighten Rules for Carrying Gadgets
Aviation news has reported bans on Bluetooth headphones. We’ll find out what has actually changed and whether you should be concerned before flying. 📌 What HappenedSome Taiwanese airlines—EVA Air, UNI Air, and Tigerair Taiwan—have begun banning wireless headphones in checked baggage. The reason is lithium-ion batteries in charging cases, which are considered mini-power banks and […]
Learn moreIncident in Cuban territorial waters: Shootout involving speedboat leaves casualties
An armed incident occurred in Cuban territorial waters involving a speedboat registered in the US state of Florida. According to official Cuban authorities, the vessel was detected by coast guard forces as it entered national waters. During an attempt to identify and stop the boat, fire was opened on a Cuban border unit. Coast guard […]
Learn moreMigrant boats off the coast of Spain: how the situation on maritime routes is changing
Spain remains one of the key entry points for maritime migration into Europe. The main flows pass through the Canary and Balearic Islands, where search and rescue operations are regularly carried out due to overloaded small vessels—pateras and cayucos. 📍 The Atlantic route to the Canary Islands remains the busiest area. According to monitoring missions, […]
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