Month: January 2014
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Dock workers in Chile end a strike
A spokesman for the dock workers, Sergio Vargas, said they would return to work on Sunday after signing an agreement with the port operators. Dock workers in Chile end a […]
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Three EU Naval Force Warships Meet
On Tuesday 21 January EU Naval Force warships, FS Siroco, FGS Hessen and ESPS Tornado rendezvoused at sea for a joint replenishment at sea (RAS) with the logistics American ship, […]
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‘rat-infested ghost ship’
Coastguards have not made any sightings of an abandoned vessel dubbed a ‘rat-infested ghost ship’. Coastguards said there have been no reported sighting since last year. No sign of ‘rat-infested ghost […]
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NATO military priorities for 2014
NATO Chiefs of Defence discussion on activities in the maritime domain noted the Alliance’s important role in respect of countering terrorism, piracy and emerging global threats. NATO Chiefs of Defence […]
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Senegal frees Russian ship
Senegal has freed a Russian ship after its owner paid a $1.2m (£720,000) fine for fishing illegally in its waters, a government minister has said. Senegal frees Russian ship caught […]
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Somali fisherman ‘feel safer’
Somali fishermen at sea off the Horn of Africa have told the crew of HMNZS Te Mana they feel more secure knowing the frigate is conducting counter piracy operations in […]
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Angolan navy hunting ‘pirates’
The Angolan navy and air force is hunting suspected pirates after an oil tanker went missing in its waters. An unknown vessel had been seen near the Greek-owned 75,000 tonne […]
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St Lucia murder
The sister-in-law of a British man who was murdered after attackers boarded his boat in the Caribbean has said the family is “shocked and shattered”. St Lucia murder: Roger Pratt’s […]
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Inquiry calls after migrants die
The UN has called for an inquiry after a boat carrying migrants capsized while being towed by a Greek coastguard vessel, leaving up to 12 dead. Inquiry calls after migrants […]
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Piracy clause amended
Intertanko has amended its model piracy clause to take into account security issues specific to the Gulf of Guinea and the risk to vessels waiting to be allocated a berth. […]