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Ten Years after the Arab Spring, Libya has Another Chance for Peace
Just over ten years ago, the United Nation’s no-fly zone over Libya marked the beginning of the Libyan revolution and the West’s bombing campaign.
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Egypt becomes 34th member nation of the Combined Maritime Forces
Egypt has become the 34th member of the Combined Maritime Forces (CMF), a multinational coalition committed to countering illicit non-state actors on the high seas and promoting security, stability..
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Advisory - Gulf of Guinea (Sighting)
Reporting indicates that a small boat suspected of involvement with piracy has been sighted 202nm SW Brass Port
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Advisory - Gulf of Guinea
Reporting indicates that a small boat with approx. 8 POB is suspected of involvement with piracy.
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Cabo Delgado: Is Mozambique safe?
In our latest blog, Dryad Global analysts Shannon McSkimming and Casper Goldman assess the future trajectory of the Cabo Delgado conflict in the commercial maritime domain and the challenges it may..
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Somalia: Averting a Descent into Political Violence
Tensions are running high following the Somali parliament’s decision to extend the incumbent president’s mandate by two years. External partners should urgently convene – and mediate – talks among..
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Brazil's Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional container port terminals operations halted
Brazil's Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional had its iron ore and the container port terminals operations halted on April 16th after local authority levied a fine against the company for alleged "various..
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Force Majeure declared at Marsa al Hariga- Libya
Libya's National Oil Corp (NOC) declared force majeure on exports from the port of Marsa al Hariga after Arabian Gulf Oil Co suspends output over a budget dispute.
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