Month: July 2012
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Counter Piracy Support
UAE stresses full support to counter piracy off the Coast of Somalia In this respect, the UAE Conference gained consensus on two key areas for the international effort […]
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Shipping Crisis
The world economic slowdown has led to a decline in goods being shipped with the consequence that many maritime enterprises, especially shipping lines, face bankruptcy. Shipping firms face bankruptcy Many […]
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US Concern
China’s decision to establish a military base on a contested island in the South China Sea is prompting fears of an escalation in one of the world’s most disputed bodies […]
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Ideally Located
As a scenario for a training exercise, read the following article from the BBC bearing in mind leading risk consultancy firm Veritas’ observation that <<Those amongst us with criminal intentions […]
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Inmarsat Warned
Shurat HaDin – the Israel Law Center, has warned Inmarsat that by providing guidance services to Iranian oil tankers and Iranian military vessels, the telecommunications giant would be exposed to […]
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Maritime Security Scholarships
At a counter piracy conference attended by delegates from 59 countries and organisations hosted by the Australian government in Perth last week, Acting Defence Minister Warren Snowden announced scholarships for […]
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It’s only in Nigeria
Abuja — President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, expressed dismay at the continuous stealing of Nigeria’s crude oil by illegal bunkerers, vowing that his administration would do everything possible to stem the […]
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Nationwide AIS to Begin Operational Test and Evaluation
Northrop Grumman Corporation has completed core capability development of the Nationwide Automatic Identification System (AIS) and delivered it to the U.S. Coast Guard to begin formal government testing prior to […]
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British security worker dies in Kenya
A British man believed to have worked in maritime security has died after a night out in the Kenyan port city of Mombasa. The man, reportedly in his 30s, collapsed […]