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Oceans Have Saved Us Now We Have To Save Our Oceans
Authors: Prakash Sharma and Partha Pratim Mitra*
The rampant consumption of Earth for its resources has caused massive alterations to its responsive ecosystem. Humans desires...
Engaging with Local Stakeholders to Improve Maritime Security and Governance
Illicit activity in the maritime domain takes place within a complex cultural, physical, and political environment. When dialogue is initiated with a diverse range...
Sri Lanka: A Key Piece in the Great Game of the Indian Ocean
“Whoever
controls the Indian Ocean will dominate Asia… the destiny of the world will be
decided on its waters” - Alfred Thayer
Mahan
Island republics can advantageously secure
global...
Maritime Tourism: A New Paradigm for China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
Maritime tourism
has become the ‘buzz word’ in the global economic industry. A review undertaken by the World Economic Forum concludes that maritime
and coastal tourism...
Cleaner Air in 2020: 0.5% sulphur cap for ships enters into force worldwide
From 1 January 2020, the maximum sulphur content of marine fuels is
reduced to 0.5% (down from 3.5%) globally – reducing air pollution and protecting
health...
The agreement between International World Group and National Ocean Technology Center
International
World Group (IWG), the new and already well- established company founded by
Giancarlo Elia Valori has signed a very important Agreement with China’s
National Ocean Technology...
New Report Identifies Clean Energy Options for Global Shipping Industry
Shipping is a major contributor to global carbon
emissions. The sector today is responsible for 3 per cent of global greenhouse
gas emissions and 9 per...
Expansion of Indian Naval Forces in the Indian Ocean
The decade beginning the year 2010 has
seen some rapid growing military initiatives around the globe, especially in
South Asia and Middle East Asia, where the...
From Ancient Era to Imperial Era: Indian Ocean in Historical Lenses
“Whoever controls the Indian Ocean will dominate Asia, the destiny of
the world will be decided on its waters,” Alfred Mahan
Authors: Rana
Danish Nisar & Ali...
After 150 Years: Suez Canal Still matters
“No one is
more a canalist than I, but I want the Canal to belong to Egypt, not Egypt to
the Canal”-Isma’il Pasha, Khedive of Egypt
The...