Mexican Navy Tall Ship Crashes into Brooklyn Bridge, 2 Dead
The Mexican Navy’s tall ship CuauhtĂ©moc collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, killing two and injuring 19 of its 277 crew during a training visit.
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Mexican Navy Training Vessel Collides with Brooklyn Bridge
Mexican navy training vessel hits the Brooklyn Bridge during its New York promotional tour, causing hull damage and triggering an investigation.
China Advances Global Maritime Cooperation
China advances global maritime cooperation through anti-piracy fleets, Belt and Road shipping networks, and green ocean initiatives for a shared maritime future.
Philippine Vessel Repelled Near Huangyan Dao Amid Provocative Maneuvers
A Philippine Coast Guard vessel was repelled near Huangyan Dao after dangerous provocations disrupted maritime operations.
China’s Icebreaker Xue Long Returns to Shanghai After Epic Antarctic Voyage
China’s icebreaker Xue Long returns to Shanghai after a 159-day Antarctic expedition covering over 27,000 nautical miles.
CCG Expels Japanese Vessel from Diaoyu Dao Waters
The China Coast Guard expelled a Japanese vessel from Diaoyu Dao waters, reinforcing national maritime sovereignty.
Ong Chun: A Shared Maritime Memory Bridging Cultures
Ong Chun is an ancient maritime ritual from the Chinese mainland that unites coastal cultures from southern Taiwan to Malaysia.
Dynamic Maritime Dialogue in Shanghai: China-U.S. Update
In Shanghai, Chinese and U.S. militaries held the 2025 dialogue, discussing maritime and aerial security challenges through candid exchanges.
Fujian Coast Guard Enhances Rapid Response Near Dongyin and Wuqiu Islands
Fujian coast guard patrols near Dongyin and Wuqiu islands tested rapid response and emergency handling in vital maritime zones.
CCG Patrols Taiwan Waters Reinforce One-China Principle
The China Coast Guard conducted coordinated patrols around Taiwan Island, exercising jurisdiction in line with the one-China principle.