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Russia to Build Naval Facility in Sudan

Emerging from the first Russia-Africa Summit held in Sochi a year ago, Russia will make one huge stride by establishing a naval facility in...

Yemen: Stricken oil tanker must be inspected to avoid environmental catastrophe

It is “vital” that technical experts be granted immediate access to a rusting oil tanker threatening an environmental calamity in the Red Sea, an independent...

First FIN-SMART Roundtable on Financing Sustainable Maritime Transport

More than 50 leaders from the financial, public and private sectors participated in the first “Financing Sustainable Maritime Transport (FIN-SMART) Roundtable” on 27 October....

Vietnam’s Coastline Urgently Needs New Resilience Development Strategy

The coastline of Vietnam is increasingly exposed to natural disasters, resulting in significant human and economic losses, but current risk management measures prove inadequate....

Changing dynamics in the SCS and increasing Chinese aggression

In a statement released by the US Department of State on September 27 highlighted that China has not kept its promise of non-militarisation of...

Seafarers, the ‘collateral victims’ of measures to curb COVID-19

Highlighting an “unparalleled crisis” affecting hundreds of thousands of crew members and maritime workers reeling due to the impact of COVID-19, the UN has called on...

Amirabad Port: The game changer in Indian foreign trade

Authors: Vahid Pourtajrishi & Mahdi Torabi Seaports have played undeniable role in international and even local trade environment. To demonstrate this claim, we can refer...

Stranded seafarers: A “humanitarian crisis”

The ILO and other UN agencies and bodies are calling on governments to eliminate without delay all obstacles to crew changes of seafarers, calling...

Rediscovering the Sea: Comparing New Maritime Orientations of Turkey and Indonesia

Authors: Tufan Kutay Boran and Hadza Min Fadhli Robby* Sea has once more become one of the most contested regions in the arena of international...

Countries must do more to ensure sustainable development of ocean activities

Countries need to work together to defend the ocean from a steady rise in temperature, pollution and overfishing that threatens its ability to continue...

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Trump’s Kim Gambit Deepens Doubts Over US Reliability at a Key Moment for Asia

Donald Trump's renewed outreach to North Korean leader Kim...

Is Iran About to Start a New Economic War in the Gulf?

Tehran's warning to Gulf states is not really about...

The Future of the ICC is reform, Not Isolation

The United States’ recent confrontation with the International Criminal...
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