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Adani Defence Delivers 2nd Drishti-10 Drone To Navy For Maritime Security
Adani Defence and Aerospace has delivered a second Drishti-10 Starliner surveillance drone to the Indian Navy, boosting India's maritime forces' capabilities to monitor shipping lines and mitigate piracy risks. The Drishti 10 is a force multiplier.
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8 Passengers Stranded On African Island After Cruise Ship Leaves Them Behind
Notably, the passengers were late getting back to the ship on March 27, according to a statement from Norwegian Cruise Line.
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''Will Be Far Superior'': Australian Billionaire Unveils New Plans For 'Titanic II' To Sail In 2027
The RMS Titanic, a British passenger liner, collided with a massive iceberg and sank in less than three hours on April 15, 1912.
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Man Bought Entire Cruise Ship Online In 2008. 15 Years On, He Is Still Not Done With Renovations
A man in the United States bought a 293-foot cruise ship online in 2008 and 15 years down the line, he is still not done renovating the vessel.
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Apple Vision Pro Low-Cost Version Might Be Cancelled, Second Headset Won't Arrive for Few Years: Ming-Chi Kuo
Apple Vision Pro 2 is likely to be launched after a few years, while a cheaper version of the Vision Pro is unlikely to debut in 2025, according to details shared by TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Apple might also find it difficult to ship enough units of the headset in line with industry estimates in its first year, according to the analyst.
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"No Median Line Exists": China After Sending 103 Warplanes Around Taiwan
Taiwan told China on Monday to stop its "destructive unilateral actions" after more than 100 Chinese warplanes and nine navy ships were detected in areas around the self-ruled island.
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Drought-Hit Panama Canal To Restrict Access For A Year
The drought-hit Panama Canal will maintain restrictions on the passage of ships for one year, a measure that has already led to a marine traffic jam as boats line up to enter the waterway linking two oceans.
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78 Whales Slaughtered In Front Of Passengers In Faroe Islands, Cruise Ship Apologises
78 long-finned pilot whales, a species of oceanic dolphins were killed near the capital of Torshavn on Sunday.
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Indian Navy's Appeal To Sri Lanka: Show Humane Approach To Our Fishermen
The Indian Navy has urged its Sri Lankan counterpart to adopt a more humane approach towards Indian fishermen. This was discussed during the Indian Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) meeting held aboard a Lankan ship in the Bay of Bengal on November 4.
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5 Chinese Aircraft Crossed Median Line: Taiwan
Taiwan's defence ministry said 12 Chinese aircraft and five Chinese ships were detected operating around Taiwan on Sunday, including five aircraft that crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, as Beijing continued military activities near the island.
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17 Chinese Aircraft, 5 Ships Cross Taiwan Strait Median Line: Report
Seventeen Chinese military aircraft and five ships crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait amid another US congressional delegation's visit to the self-governed island.
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Multiple China Warplanes, Warships Cross "Median Line" Of Strait: Taiwan
Taipei's military said Chinese fighter jets and ships crossed the "median line" that runs down the Taiwan Strait on Friday, calling Beijing's latest military drills "highly provocative".
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Chinese Warplanes Take To Skies, US Ships On Move Ahead Of Nancy Pelosi's Expected Taiwan Visit
Chinese warplanes buzzed the line dividing the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday shortly before the expected arrival in Taipei of US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi for a visit that has pushed friction between Washington and Beijing.
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Salvage Team Boards Burnt Ship With Luxury Cars Off Azores, Towing Begins
In a statement, ship manager Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd (MOL) said the Felicity Ace remained stable, and the smoke that for days billowed from the vessel, adrift around 170 km southwest of the Azores, had stopped.
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Salvage Team Boards Burnt Ship With VW Group Luxury Cars Off Azores, Towing Begins
In a statement, ship manager Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd (MOL) said the Felicity Ace remained stable, and the smoke that for days billowed from the vessel, adrift around 170 km southwest of the Azores, had stopped.
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Adani Defence Delivers 2nd Drishti-10 Drone To Navy For Maritime Security
Adani Defence and Aerospace has delivered a second Drishti-10 Starliner surveillance drone to the Indian Navy, boosting India's maritime forces' capabilities to monitor shipping lines and mitigate piracy risks. The Drishti 10 is a force multiplier.
-
8 Passengers Stranded On African Island After Cruise Ship Leaves Them Behind
Notably, the passengers were late getting back to the ship on March 27, according to a statement from Norwegian Cruise Line.
-
''Will Be Far Superior'': Australian Billionaire Unveils New Plans For 'Titanic II' To Sail In 2027
The RMS Titanic, a British passenger liner, collided with a massive iceberg and sank in less than three hours on April 15, 1912.
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Man Bought Entire Cruise Ship Online In 2008. 15 Years On, He Is Still Not Done With Renovations
A man in the United States bought a 293-foot cruise ship online in 2008 and 15 years down the line, he is still not done renovating the vessel.
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Apple Vision Pro Low-Cost Version Might Be Cancelled, Second Headset Won't Arrive for Few Years: Ming-Chi Kuo
Apple Vision Pro 2 is likely to be launched after a few years, while a cheaper version of the Vision Pro is unlikely to debut in 2025, according to details shared by TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. Apple might also find it difficult to ship enough units of the headset in line with industry estimates in its first year, according to the analyst.
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"No Median Line Exists": China After Sending 103 Warplanes Around Taiwan
Taiwan told China on Monday to stop its "destructive unilateral actions" after more than 100 Chinese warplanes and nine navy ships were detected in areas around the self-ruled island.
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Drought-Hit Panama Canal To Restrict Access For A Year
The drought-hit Panama Canal will maintain restrictions on the passage of ships for one year, a measure that has already led to a marine traffic jam as boats line up to enter the waterway linking two oceans.
-
78 Whales Slaughtered In Front Of Passengers In Faroe Islands, Cruise Ship Apologises
78 long-finned pilot whales, a species of oceanic dolphins were killed near the capital of Torshavn on Sunday.
-
Indian Navy's Appeal To Sri Lanka: Show Humane Approach To Our Fishermen
The Indian Navy has urged its Sri Lankan counterpart to adopt a more humane approach towards Indian fishermen. This was discussed during the Indian Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) meeting held aboard a Lankan ship in the Bay of Bengal on November 4.
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5 Chinese Aircraft Crossed Median Line: Taiwan
Taiwan's defence ministry said 12 Chinese aircraft and five Chinese ships were detected operating around Taiwan on Sunday, including five aircraft that crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, as Beijing continued military activities near the island.
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17 Chinese Aircraft, 5 Ships Cross Taiwan Strait Median Line: Report
Seventeen Chinese military aircraft and five ships crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait amid another US congressional delegation's visit to the self-governed island.
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Multiple China Warplanes, Warships Cross "Median Line" Of Strait: Taiwan
Taipei's military said Chinese fighter jets and ships crossed the "median line" that runs down the Taiwan Strait on Friday, calling Beijing's latest military drills "highly provocative".
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Chinese Warplanes Take To Skies, US Ships On Move Ahead Of Nancy Pelosi's Expected Taiwan Visit
Chinese warplanes buzzed the line dividing the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday shortly before the expected arrival in Taipei of US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi for a visit that has pushed friction between Washington and Beijing.
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Salvage Team Boards Burnt Ship With Luxury Cars Off Azores, Towing Begins
In a statement, ship manager Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd (MOL) said the Felicity Ace remained stable, and the smoke that for days billowed from the vessel, adrift around 170 km southwest of the Azores, had stopped.
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Salvage Team Boards Burnt Ship With VW Group Luxury Cars Off Azores, Towing Begins
In a statement, ship manager Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd (MOL) said the Felicity Ace remained stable, and the smoke that for days billowed from the vessel, adrift around 170 km southwest of the Azores, had stopped.
