EUNAVFOR recently confirmed that the Kenyan flagged fishing vessel the Golden Wave was hijacked on 9 October 2010, with 43 crew onboard. Considering the International Maritime Bureau’s statistics on the ...
“When placing crew in a citadel, the crew may not be rescued. You need to consider that fact.”
- Commander Steve Paget, Canadian Navy.
During an insightful “Combating Piracy Week” ...
Despite attacks by Somali pirates on international shipping in the Gulf of Aden making headlines across the world, the true cost of these attacks to the maritime insurance industry are ...
Speaking on the 12th of October at the "Combating Piracy Week" conference in London, Giles Noakes of BIMCO indicated that hull underwriters were moving towards BMP implementation as a key ...
US Defence Secretary Robert Gates has been outlining the Obama Administration's position on the maritime disputes in the Pacific whilst visiting Vietnam this week. “Relying exclusively on bilateral relationships isn’t ...
US strategists agree that Piracy off the coast of Somalia is an ever-shifting ball game. A recent US Government Accountability Office report into US initiatives in countering piracy has identified ...
The southernmost pirate attack to date off the coast of East Africa was a false alarm but the threat of pirates extending their reach is more than palpable. With a ...
ECDIS in a security role
By Steve Monk
‘Security’ is a term that can be used in a number of different ways within the maritime industry. It has reference to physical security ...
Yachtsmen who are considering passing through the Gulf of Aden or who have recent experience, are invited to a meeting at the MSCHOA (Maritime Security Centre, Horn of ...
Whilst piracy and armed robbery at sea is hardly a distinct problem for the Mediterranean (the IMB’s last recorded attack was off Corsica in 2008), the Mediterranean can be considered ...
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