Month: July 2013

  • Maritime Boundaries a Key Security Frontier

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    Indonesia calls for co-operation in securing and settling the region’s multiple, complex borders. Maritime boundaries a key security frontier By Yudah Prakoso and Andhika Bhakti for Khabar Southeast Asia in […]

  • 5th Fleet PC Force grows to eight ships

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    Patrol coastal ships USS Tempest, USS Squall and USS Thunderbolt arrived in Bahrain July 3, as part of a realignment that will see a total of eight PCs permanently stationed […]

  • HMCS Toronto intercepts narcotics at sea

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    Deployed under the command of CTF 150, HMCS Toronto successfully disrupted 239 kilos of hashish and 10 kilos of heroin in the Red Sea as part of ongoing counter terrorism […]

  • Pirate trial reveals brutality on high seas

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    “He was not shooting just one by one,” said Abdiali, according to the Virginian-Pilot. “He was spraying.” Their bodies were riddled with bullets.  Pirate trial reveals brutality on high seas By […]

  • End to at-sea nuclear deterrent?

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    The Liberal Democrats are considering using the Trident review to call for Britain to give up its permanent at-sea nuclear deterrent within the next few years. Trident: Lib Dems consider […]

  • ASEAN-US Cooperation

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    Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert F. del Rosario called on Monday for an expanded ASEAN-United States (U.S.) cooperation on maritime security. PH calls for an expanded ASEAN-US cooperation on maritime security […]

  • German Flag State Admission

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    If you’re confused about the German Flag State Admission process, we’ve prepared this interview which we hope will answer a few of your questions. German Flag State Admission With the […]

  • Replenishment At Sea

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    Whilst operating off the coast of Somalia, EU Naval Force flagship NRP Álvares Cabral and FS Guépratte both conducted a Replenishment At Sea (RAS) with RFA Fort Victoria. EU Naval […]

  • IMO Restructuring

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    IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) has agreed to a restructuring of IMO’s Sub-Committees, in order to deal more effectively with the technical and operational issues covered by IMO regulations. IMO […]

  • South China Sea progress call

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    Addressing Asean, US Secretary of State John Kerry has called for progress on a code of conduct governing maritime disputes in the South China Sea. John Kerry in South China […]

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