1
Min Read
Posts about
Maritime Security (96)
2
Min Read
Maritime experts urge Gulf of Mexico be declared high risk for piracy
Campeche Sound in the southern part of the Gulf of Mexico should be declared a high-risk area by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) due to the rising number of attacks on oil and gas..
3
Min Read
Covid-19 accelerates maritime insecurity in the Asia–Pacific
Asyura Salleh Covid-19 is showing the world how a health crisis can exert disproportionate pressure on existing social and political fissures. The Asia–Pacific maritime environment is no exception,..
1
Min Read
Coronavirus, Piracy and West Africa
The coronavirus pandemic of 2020 is likely to have an impact on maritime operations in West Africa; despite the COVID-19 pandemic piracy kidnappings have not reduced.
9
Min Read
Nigerian crude oil exports and coronavirus
The rising number of coronavirus cases among workers at Nigeria's offshore oil fields and platforms is a growing concern for Africa's largest oil producer, with disruption to output likely.
3
Min Read
EU Mission to stop arms entering Libya ‘constrained’ and 'handicapped’
The EU’s military operation in the Mediterranean Sea to stop the flow of arms to Libya has been left constrained and handicapped by a lack of political cohesion and resources, analysts have said.
2
Min Read
Yemen seizes boat loaded with weapons in Red Sea
AL-MUKALLA: Yemen coastguards in the Red Sea have seized a boat loaded with three tons of ammunition, as the country intensifies sea patrols to intercept Iranian weapon shipments to the Houthis.
7
Min Read
Maritime security can help resolve the Mozambique insurgency
Content first published by the Institute for Security Studies, authored by Timothy Walker, Senior Researcher and Maritime Project Leader, ISS Pretoria.
1
Min Read
Turkey Announces Naval Drills off Libya Coast
Middle East Monitor -The Turkish Ministry of National Defence has announced that large-scale naval exercises off the Libyan coast will take place soon.
2
Min Read
