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MV X-Press Pearl: A Conundrum of Maritime Jurisdiction

Authors: Harsh Mahaseth and Niharika Goel* When the MV X-Press Pearl cargo ship owned by a Singapore-based company caught fire near the Colombo harbour of...

Should Bangladesh Obtain Membership at the Colombo Security Conclave?

The Colombo Security Conclave (CSC) is a maritime security grouping initiated by India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives in 2011. The sixth meeting of national...

The first Norilsk Nickel’s icebreaker in Finland awaits a building license

The construction of the first icebreaker for Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel in Finland at the Helsinki shipyard is awaiting an export construction license,...

India’s Maritime Security Strategy in the ‘Century of Seas’

21st century has been very aptly called the “Century of the Seas”. The core argument of the “Father of Sea Power,” Alfred Thayer Mahan’s-...

Fostering Indonesia-Australia’s Naval Industry Partnership

During the "two plus two" meeting between Indonesian and Australian officials on September 10, 2021, the representative of both countries signed a joint statement...

Middle East Container Ports Are the Most Efficient in the World

Ports in the Middle East took four of the top five spots in the second edition of the global Container Port Performance Index (CPPI)...

Chinese Maritime Strategy: Further Expansion and Progress

The Belt and Road Initiative represents a shift in China's global perspective as well as an update to its role and status in the...

First international day spotlighting women working in the maritime industry

The first ever International Day for Women in Maritime kicked off its inaugural celebration on Wednesday with a seminar to “take stock and identify...

Oil transport means and modes and the 2020-2021 crisis

The current international shipping market can be described as ups and downs. Tariffs in this market have repeatedly reached new highs. The strong economic...

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”....

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Ratcliffe in Cairo: Why China Is Watching U.S.-Egypt Security Ties

China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) is monitoring the...

Beijing’s Two-Track Money Play: A Stronger Yuan for Washington, a Harder Line on Belt and Road Debt

Today's Numbers $126.4bn (China's record H1 2026 Belt and Road...

Xi to Press Trump to Halt Taiwan Arms Sales in 1982 Agreement Push

China's President Xi Jinping is expected to urge US...

Iran-US Talks May Resume as Trump and Pezeshkian Head to UN

On Tuesday, Iran and the United States signaled the...
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