Tag: Maritime Security

  • Greater Cooperation

    Naval forces of Pakistan extend offer for greater cooperation with Seychelles. Captain Tarique Hussain and other senior officers of the Pakistani Navy ships PNS NASR and PNS TIPPU SULTAN met […]

  • Private Security Liability under the Alien Tort Statute

    There has been a long discussion concerning if and how to regulate private security contractors hired to protect merchant vessels against pirates. See e.g. here and here. Only last week, […]

  • Anti-piracy plans divide opinions

    Lack of consensus remains across the regional shipping sector on how best to tackle Somali piracy. Despite the fact that the number of attacks by Somali pirates fell in the […]

  • We Must Isolate Piracy Ringleaders and Financiers

    We must isolate piracy’s ringleaders and financiers, says UNODC Chief as counter-piracy mission ends in Mauritius. Counter-piracy mission reinforces regional cooperation, but future work is to focus on Somalia by […]

  • China calls for more int’l cooperation in combating Somali piracy

    UNITED NATIONS, Nov 19, 2012 (Xinhua via COMTEX) — China Monday called on the international community to strengthen communication and coordination in further combating Somali piracy. Wang Min, Chinese deputy […]

  • Obama urges easing of Asian tensions

    Barack Obama, the US president, has called on China, Japan and other Asian nations to show restraint as a series of simmering maritime disputes threatens to upset peace and stability […]

  • EU Naval Force and CTF 151 Work Together

    Earlier today [Wednesday], Romanian frigate ROS Regele Ferdinand, under command of the EU Naval Force (EU NAVFOR) worked in close co-operation with Turkish warship TCG Gemlik of Combined Task Force […]

  • Base staff in anti-piracy crackdown

    A ROYAL Navy helicopter with 12 personnel from RNAS Yeovilton is the first to join a French frigate ahead of a joint anti-piracy operation at the end of this month. […]

  • MARAD Runs Maritime Security Program “In Secret”

    In a letter dated November 7, 2012 to Franklin Parker, Chief Counsel, U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) from Constantine “Charlie” Papavizas, Partner, Winston Strawn and Counsel to Liberty Global Logistics, the […]

  • OSCE discusses Caspian Sea maritime security in Ashgabat

    The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has held a ’round table’ discussion in Ashgabat. National experts from several Caspian littoral countries have considered the effective mechanisms to […]