Tag: armed guards
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Are there still pirates in our straits?
Piracy in the Straits of Singapore and Malacca. Are there still pirates in our straits? Bordered by the littoral States of Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore, the Straits of Malacca and […]
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Piracy: Living Down the Food Chain
Worrying feedback from the NATO conference. Piracy: Living Down the Food Chain Op-Ed by John Guy Most people in shipping have long suspected it but it was interesting to hear […]
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Challenging Myths of Pirate Violence
Examining the facts behind the figures. Challenging Myths of Pirate Violence By Dirk Steffen “In the last five years, pirates have killed at least 411 fishermen and wounded at least […]
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Questions raised over mystery ship
Former Norwegian craft owned by UK-based security company. Questions raised over mystery ship By Tom Barnes QUESTIONS have been raised over the future of a former Norwegian Navy vessel currently […]
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Chinks in PMSC Armour?
The collapse of GoAGT has led to renewed scrutiny of the marsec industry. Chinks Appear in the Maritime Security Armour An Op-Ed piece by Simon Biggs, ASKET Ltd. Recently, we […]
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10th tanker hijacked in S.E. Asia
ReCAAP reports that the V.L. 14, a Thai-registered oil product tanker, was hijacked. 10th tanker hijacked in S.E. Asia Following up on media reports earlier this morning, ReCAAP has released […]
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Oil Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea
Despite regional efforts, hijackings and oil theft persist. Black Gold Buccaneers: Oil Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea Marissa Hall | Shale Plays Media The frequency of piracy attacks in […]
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Today’s Value of Anti-Piracy Measures
Are shipping companies ignoring the basic requirements of BMP4? Today’s Value of Anti-Piracy Measures Two recent attacks in the Gulf of Guinea have highlighted the value of prepared crews and […]
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Fiji police conclude high seas probe
Investigation in to ‘murder at sea’ video concludes locally. Fiji police conclude high seas probe Fiji police say they have concluded their investigation into a video which surfaced in Fiji […]
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OP/ED: The State of Piracy
Ambrey Risk discuss the current security situation. OP/ED: The State of Piracy Piracy’s gone away, right? You’d be forgiven for thinking that. The predominant narrative for the Indian Ocean is […]