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AU laments sea blindness, lack of maritime law in coastal countries
The African Union (AU) has said most countries in West and Central Africa are sea blind as they focus on security on land and abandon those in the maritime domain, which is affecting the global..
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Action can be taken to mitigate the impact of kidnap on crew
Although shipmanagers and owners are taking ever greater steps to protect their crews, the fact is that piracy is rife throughout parts of Asia, Africa and the Americas and it is likely that on any..
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Weekly Maritime Security Threat Advisory 30th May 2023
Access the latest Maritime Security Threat Advisory for the week commencing 29th May 2023.
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Ransomware represents a major threat to the maritime industry
Corey Ranslem, CEO of Dryad Global, on why the superyacht industry should be paying attention to the escalating sophistication of hackers’ operations…
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Airstrikes at Libyan Port
Open-Source reporting indicates that airstrikes have been conducted throughout al Zawiya and at the fishing port of al-Maya port 30km east of al Zawiya. Details regarding the incident remain unclear..
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Ukraine says Russia prevents Black Sea grain deal port operating
The Ukrainian port of Pivdennyi has halted operations because Russia is not allowing ships to enter it, in effect cutting it out of a deal allowing safe Black Sea grain exports.
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Threats and Challenges to Trade in the Red Sea: Should Europe Be Concerned?
A highly strategic arena for regional and international actors alike, the Red Sea serves as a critical waterway for global trade, making the Red Sea region a key geopolitical interest for Europe.
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How do you stop a pirate? Put more fish in the sea.
A new study on piracy revealed surges in "part-time pirates" are deeply linked to climate change. Fishermen in East Africa and the South China Sea turn to piracy when the fish supply is low and as..
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