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Narcotics in Indian Ocean: Over 400 kg Seized
Sunday the 6th of June, 2021, the boarding team of the French multi-purpose frigate (FREMM) Languedoc (D653) seized
The Meratus Jayakarta: a Ship of Misfortune
Drugs, broken labour laws or expired contracts: purgatory seems endless for the crew of the Indonesian-flagged container ship
“The Swimmers”, the harsh reality of migration
The Swimmers follows the story of the Mardini Sisters. They lived in Syria and were trained by their
Eastern Mediterranean, a flashpoint
Eastern Mediterranean is a crossroads between continents. The complexity of the region and tensions between countries make the
Climate Change’s impacts on the Suez and Panama Canals
The Suez and Panama Canals, engineering marvels of the modern world, have long served as vital arteries of
Whaling : The practice of whale hunting
Whales are hunted for their meat, skin, blubber and oil. Whaling is regulated by the International Whaling Commission.
How Petrol Conflict in the Gulf of Guinea affects the Ijaws People
Over the last three decades, the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) has developed into a maritime crime hotspot. Crude
Security Challenges In Mozambique Channel
Groups on the “Swahili Coast” started the Mozambique Channel insurgency in 2017. The revolution now includes not less
The Russian Shadow Fleet
In order to circumvent the economic sanctions affecting Russia, a shadow fleet has emerged. Its aim is simple
U.S. Navy and the U.S. Coast Guard seized a cargo of explosive chemicals from a
November 8, The U.S. Navy and the U.S. Coast Guard have seized a cargo of explosive chemicals from
Guinex III, Promoting Maritime Security and Cooperation
Naval exercises play an essential role in improving the readiness and capabilities of naval forces, while promoting international cooperation and maritime security. Among these exercises, Guinex III stands out for its importance in naval training and
