Tag: Maritime Security
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Ambrey Risk one of fastest growing firms
PMSC ends year on a high. Ambrey Risk ranked one of UK’s fastest growing firms Girija Shettar UK maritime security firm Ambrey Risk has been ranked as the eighth fastest growing company […]
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Navy Tests Laser Weapon
Each shot costs just 59 cents. Navy Tests Laser Weapon on Drones, Boats By JULIAN E. BARNES The Navy is testing a new laser it is developing by using it on […]
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Canada takes command of CTF-150
Pakistan passes command of CTF-150 to Canada Commodore Brian Santarpia of the Royal Canadian Navy has assumed command of the Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) counter-terrorism Task Force from Commodore Sajid […]
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India exports first warship
Big step for Indian shipbuilding. Meet the Barracuda – the First Warship India Will Export Written by Sudhi Ranjan Sen Coast Guard Ship Barracuda – a 75 ft by 15 ft […]
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State Jurisdiction Over PCASP
Legal frameworks governing private security at sea. Maritime Security: State Jurisdiction Over PCASP By Simon O. Williams, LLM Various types of state jurisdiction can be enforced under the United Nations […]
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Why pirates received compensation
Payments caused uproar, but the reasoning is simple. Why Somali pirates got damages from Strasbourg BY DAVID HART QC Ali Samatar and others v. France, 4 December 2014, ECtHR, Fifth Section,read judgment […]
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The anatomy of protection
Given recent piracy incidents in S.E. Asia and West Africa, this timely guide may be of interest to readers. Bulletproof Vest Protection for Maritime Security By SafeGuard Armour While maritime […]
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Will Bahrain base make a difference?
New regional naval hub bolsters presence. Will Britain’s new base in Bahrain make any difference? New Bahrain base can be proof of ongoing interest in the events of the Middle […]
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Maritime surveillance goes hi-tech
Improved security for coastal regions. Maritime surveillance goes hi-tech Indian Navy has set up a next-gen intelligence system to beef up its surveillance and patrolling duties At the click of […]
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Outrage at EU decision
MPHRP reacts to compensation payments to pirates. Outrage at EU decision Decision of the European Court of Human Rights is repugnant and insulting to all Seafarers who have survived Piracy […]
