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The battle for control of Yemen's ports
The maritime objectives of Saudi Arabia and the UAE have played a key role in determining the war's direction, with control over Yemen's ports a major driver of the military and diplomatic strategies..
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U.S. Coast Guard impounds 5.8 tons of cocaine
The crew of the U.S. Coast Guard cutter USCGC Steadfast on Monday offloaded over 11,600 pounds (5.8 tons) of cocaine and 5,500 pounds (2.75 tons) of marijuana worth $158 million in San Diego.
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Guards still needed in some areas, experts warn
Use of security contractors much reduced since peak of piracy crisis, but armed forces remains necessary precaution in some parts of world.
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'Risk is high': ship arrives to pump oil from Yemen tanker
The delicate operation to transfer 1.14 million barrels of Marib Light crude to the Nautica, bought by the United Nations for the operation, is expected to begin in the coming days.
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Weekly Maritime Security Threat Advisory 24th July 2023
Access the latest Maritime Security Threat Advisory for the week commencing 24th July 2023.
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Will the Gulf of Guinea Ever be Free of Piracy?
Maritime piracy in the Gulf of Guinea continues to pose a serious threat to the safety of crew members as well as the integrity of international trade. Despite considerable progress made through..
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US supports GAF fight against piracy in Gulf of Guinea
The US is to invest $48 million this year to help train and equip the Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) to fight piracy and illegal fishing to improve maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.
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HOW AUSTRALIA CAN WORK WITH FRANCE IN THE WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN
The western Indian Ocean – home to the island states of Mauritius, Madagascar, Seychelles and Comoros, as well as the French territories of La Reunion and Mayotte – occupies little space in..
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