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New research shows where fishing ships turn AIS off
New research displays intentional disabling of automatic identification system devices to provide insights into illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing activity.
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EU Wants to Secure Subsea Infrastructure, But Agreement Looks Far Off
In response to the sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, the protection of critical maritime infrastructure has gained a newfound priority in the EU.
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Weekly Maritime Security Threat Advisory 14th November 2022
Access the latest Maritime Security Threat Advisory for the week commencing 14th November 2022.
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EU's Operation IRINI seizes "illegal" shipment of armoured vehicles bound for Libya
The European Union Naval Operation IRINI announced that it inspected a Dutch-flagged merchant ship bound for Libya and the "illegal cargo" it was carrying onboard.
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Violations by private security companies highlight urgent need for maritime security oversight
A growing reliance on private contractors to protect vessels, commercial shipping, offshore platforms, ports, and other maritime infrastructure has exposed human rights violations perpetrated by..
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Weekly Maritime Security Threat Advisory 7th November 2022
Access the latest Maritime Security Threat Advisory for the week commencing 7th November 2022.
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EU naval patrols could protect subsea cables under Irish seas
Pooled navy patrols, operating under an EU mission, could provide the “appropriate response” in protecting the subsea cable infrastructure passing through Irish-controlled waters, a maritime expert..
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Europe's militaries have been working together for years to keep an eye on what Russia is up to at sea
At the end of September, the Nord Stream 1 and 2 natural gas pipelines connecting Russia to Germany were damaged in an apparent act of sabotage, with some officials blaming Russia.
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