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Labor Disruptions at World’s Ports Quadruple as Discontent Grows
Labor unrest took an unusually heavy toll on ports around the world last year, and the outlook for continued economic instability could bring even more upheaval to global supply chains in 2023.
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Philippines, China Agree on Measures to Manage Maritime Disputes
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Xi Jinping agreed to restart joint oil and gas exploration and set up a direct channel of communication on South China Sea issues.
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Weekly Maritime Security Threat Advisory 16th January 2023
Access the latest Maritime Security Threat Advisory for the week commencing 16th January 2023.
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Libyan court suspends maritime deal with Türkiye
A Libyan court on Monday suspended a maritime and energy exploration deal signed with Türkiye last year as the North African country’s future is continuing to be in crisis amid political turmoil. The..
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The Yemen Conundrum
The United States wants to end the war in Yemen, but given its lack of leverage over the Houthis, the few policy options it does have will likely make the situation worse.
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Vessel Vulnerabilities: Why Attackers Increasingly Target Maritime
Maritime is at the center of global trade and many sectors rely upon the industry for safe transportation of critical goods. For instance food imports and building supplies. Despite this criticality,..
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Tracking Dark Vessels
EO and geospatial intelligence plays a key role in thwarting illicit maritime activities, promoting sustainability, accountability, and transparency. A conversation with Tony Long, Chief Executive..
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How NATO can keep pace with hybrid threats in the Black Sea region and beyond
Russian attacks on Ukraine’s infrastructure in recent months have highlighted the devastating impact of twenty-first-century warfare and the resulting vulnerability of civilian life. A major..
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