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South Korea Leverages Shipyards in Trade Talks to Ease US Tariffs

Seoul is pressing Washington to lift a 25 percent tariff by positioning its shipyards as vital partners for US naval operations in the Asia-Pacific

Meyer Werft Weighs Frigate Production as Cruise Order Backlog Extends to 2031

Germany's Shipbuilding Industry Thrives Despite Economic Challenges

South Korea Pushes for U.S. Tariff Exemptions as Technical Talks Advance

U.S. and South Korea Deepen Naval Shipbuilding Partnership

Donald Trump Jr. Wraps Up Private Meetings with South Korean Business Leaders

South Korea and US Advance Toward July Tariff Relief Agreement

Disney Adventure Undocked as Germany's Largest Cruise Ship Nears Completion

Asian Nations Ramp Up U.S. Energy Imports as Tariff Talks Loom

HII and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Partner to Boost Shipbuilding Capacity

China's Shipbuilding Dominance Challenges U.S. Security and Economy

Trump Announces White House Office to Revive U.S. Shipbuilding

German Shipyards Nobiskrug and FSG Secured by New Owners

German Shipyards Face Uncertain Future as Insolvency Proceedings Advance

Spanish Shipbuilder Navantia Acquires Harland & Wolff, Securing 1,000 UK Jobs

Windhorst-Owned FSG and Nobiskrug Shipyards File for Insolvency

German Government Acquires Majority Stake in Meyer Werft to Stabilize Shipbuilder

Germany and Norway Expand Naval Cooperation with New Submarine Orders

U.S., Canada, and Finland Sign Pact to Boost Icebreaker Production

Harland and Wolff Enters Administration, Shareholders to Lose Investments