Pakistan Navy in Red Sea
And why not? Pretty quiet in the region right now…! Pakistan deploys its first ever Navy Ship in Gulf of Aden Southern Red Sea Region Continue Reading »
Insurance
Ports host hackaton
Ports and terminals taking infosec seriously. Ports of LA and Antwerp Hold Joint “Hackathon” This October, the Port of Los Angeles and the Port of Continue Reading »
Keeping an eye on cyber
The maritime cyber security threat shouldn’t be ignored. Changing Security Course Critical for Global Maritime DON HEPBURN In our modern global economy, over 90 percent Continue Reading »
JLT launches fresh P&I push as opportunities open up in Japan
Broker hires former Britannia Club chief executive and Japan veteran John Trew to lead the charge Source: http://www.tradewindsnews.com
Dealing with drug smugglers
Drug traffickers who dare navigate in Salvadoran waters are likely to get arrested. Salvadoran Naval Force Deals Blow to Narcotrafficking Julieta Pelcastre In early May Continue Reading »
Nigeria sees conspiracy
Short answer: No, Nigeria, you just don’t have legislation to combat and deter maritime crime. Maritime Piracy : Is there conspiracy against Nigeria? By Godwin Continue Reading »
Migrants threaten rescuers
Mutiny on the Vos Thalassa OSV. Mutinous migrants threaten to kill Italian crew after rescue Tom Kington, Rome | David Charter, Berlin African migrants threatened to kill Continue Reading »
13 Abu Sayyaf surrender
Clearing Sulu, militant by militant. 13 Abu Sayyaf surrender in Sulu BY AL JACINTO ZAMBOANGA CITY: The Philippine military on Sunday urged anew Abu Sayyaf bandits to Continue Reading »
13 Abu Sayyaf surrender
Clearing Sulu, militant by militant. 13 Abu Sayyaf surrender in Sulu BY AL JACINTO ZAMBOANGA CITY: The Philippine military on Sunday urged anew Abu Sayyaf bandits to Continue Reading »
Joint military drills in Red Sea
Drills aim at confronting terrorism, naval security threats, as well as exchanging training expertise Egypt, France carry out joint military drills in Red Sea Egypt Continue Reading »