More: Maritime
Pushing the Boundaries? Maritime Delimitation and evolving ICJ jurisprudence on International Law of the Sea
Maritime delimitation is the process that involves "establishing lines separating from each other the maritime areas in which coastal states exercise sovereignty or jurisdiction”....
Maritime oil routes
The ways of oil shipping
There are three types of oil shipping classification. The first is according to the way the ship operates, including regular...
China’s New “Green Policy” of Sustainable Mobility and Development
Launched in 2013, China's Belt – One Road Initiative (hereinafter referred to as the BRI) is aimed to create a global transport and investment...
Croatia Has Potential to Become a Blue Economy Champion in the EU
Croatia’s coast and sea are key national assets that contribute significantly to the country’s economy and give Croatia a competitive edge as an attractive...
Shipyard in Finland receives major order to build icebreaker
Helsinki Shipyard has received a major order to build the largest icebreaker in Finnish history and in the marine industry network is approximately 2,100...
The Need for Chinese Stakeholder Participation in Maritime Environmental Governance
Authors: Harsh Mahaseth & Apekshya Pandey*
The marine resources of the People’s Republic of China are of a wide variety. It has a crucial role...
Maritime Transhipment lines: Congested South VS Strategic North
Improved connectivity, especially through transport links, is an essential condition for economic growth. Transport links not only provide physical access to resources, but also...
Blue Economy and the opening of new horizons in Bangladesh
The sea is called the lungs of the earth. The land beneath the sea is a world full of diversity and abundance of life....
Smart, sustainable maritime transport critical to global recovery
Although the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on maritime trade last year was less severe than expected, the knock-on effects will be far reaching and could...
Legal Implications of Sea Level Rise for Small Island States
A new World Bank study examining the potential legal implications of sea-level rise on the maritime and legal rights of Pacific Island nations provides...