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Jihadism, Tobago and Trinidad: Securing the maritime space requires the world's attention
Trinidad and Tobago, with their white-sand beaches and aquamarine waters, might not be the first place that comes to mind as a battlefield in the Global War on Terror. And yet the twin-island..
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Ongoing Incident - Vessel Detained - Strait of Hormuz
The South Korean flagged Chemical Tanker HANKUK CHEMI (IMO:9232369) is confirmed to have been detained by Iranian forces in the Straits of Hormuz while inbound to Fujairah.
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Total Asks Mozambique Staff to Leave as Attacks Near LNG Project
Total SE asked some staff to vacate its $20 billion Mozambique liquefied natural gas project as Islamist militants are staging attacks increasingly closer to the site. Fighters linked to Islamic..
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Lothal to lethal: The journey of India’s Navy
Before colonisation set India back, Indian kingdoms were dominant thalassocracies (Cholas, 900-1300) and the subcontinent was a thriving sea-trade hub. India was, is and will always be a maritime..
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Ongoing Incident - Offshore Al Faw
Reporting indicates that a vessel currently at anchor offshore Iraq, 6nm S Al Bakr Terminal, is currently involved in an ongoing incident.
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South China Sea: China’s Maritime Claims Concern America
Beijing keeps expanding the areas of the sea it claims as its own, despite those territories belonging to other countries.
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Western Sahara: A Fragile Peace
As an unofficial state, Western Sahara doesn’t really exist—and being tiny and well behaved, it is easy to ignore. For more than 40 years, roughly half the Sahrawi population of Western Sahara has..
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Anchoring the Caribbean: Colombian Navy's Growing role in the region
In October 2017, Hurricane Matthew devastated the island nation of Haiti. Nearly 1,000 people were reported killed and parts of the island were as much as 90 percent destroyed.
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