China’s maritime militia can swarm 2,000 “fishing” boats to rehearse a Taiwan blockade—weaponizing lawfare to threaten sea lanes, trade, and supply chains.

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SEA-LNG Chairman Peter Keller sets out the organisation's view on the growth of the LNG bunker market as the gas-powered fleet jumps to 10% of shipping by deadweight.

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Shipping data showed the vessels gathering in distinct, coordinated lines in the East China Sea twice in recent weeks.

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China's coast guard patrolled Japan-administered islands in the East China Sea almost daily last year, it said on Friday, aiming to secure its sovereignty over the remote, rocky outpost and to deter ...

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A strange marine creature called the warty comb jelly has invaded Venice’s network of lagoons and is wreaking havoc on fish and other native species. The gelatinous creature, also known as the sea ...

In recent weeks, global analysts have drawn attention to large concentrations of Chinese fishing vessels in China's exclusive economic zone and near Taiwan.