Month: July 2012
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Less Relaxed
Ports need to raise their marine security game before pirates start to pay more attention to them and try to repeat the highjacking of a ship anchored in Omani waters, […]
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Regulation Plans
Sea piracy off the coast of Somalia has dropped dramatically, in part as the result of private security forces accompanying the ships. The German government now wants to regulate their […]
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Safety at Sea
Safety at sea remains the key focus of Bahrain’s General Organisation of sea ports as stolt salvor operations comes to a successful conclusion. Safety at Sea As the Kingdom of […]
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Malacca Strait Cooperation
The Malacca Strait is quite unique, it is a shared border of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand as well as connecting three major oceans: the South China Sea in the North, […]
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Pirate’s Enjoy Protection
According to a United Nations investigation, Somalia’s president has shielded a top pirate leader from arrest by issuing him with a diplomatic passport. UN Experts Worried as Somali Pirate Kingpins Enjoy […]
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Zyvex Marine LRV-17
Zyvex Marinehas launched the LRV-17, an advanced Long Range Vessel designed for fuel efficiency and rough sea stabilization with a sprint speed over 40 knots and a range of over 1,500 […]
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Bergen Risk Introduces NorSeaCure
In early summer sunshine, Bergen Risk Solutions marked the opening of impressive new offices close by Bergen airport with a seminar at the Clarion Hotel followed by a party at […]
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Dangerous Partnership
The United Nations is increasingly hiring Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) for a wide array of security services. The UN’s leadership says these services are needed to protect the […]