Month: July 2012

  • Controversial Comments

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    Ghana’s former President and African Union (AU) High Representative for Somalia, Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings, has called on the international community to strive to trace, apprehend and prosecute those responsible […]

  • Police Presence

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    A new project aimed at making air and sea travel safer will result in increased police presence at the Port of Larne. New port security will see increased police in […]

  • Maritime Boundaries

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     The House of Representatives yesterday requested President Goodluck Jonathan to convene a security meeting to review the status of Nigeria’s maritime boundaries. House Wants Maritime Boundaries Reviewed by Onwuka Nzeshi, […]

  • Expanded Operations

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    Maritime security concern Sea Marshals has expanded its UK operations centre and introduced the latest tracking technology. Sea Marshals ramps up operation Maritime security concern Sea Marshals has expanded its […]

  • Piracy Retrospect

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     NATO Piracy Retrospect of Past Week During reporting period 28, June to 4, July 2012 one piracy attack disrupted in the Red Sea, in monsoon pirates operate closer inshore On […]

  • Wobbles in East Africa

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    A European Union ambassador and a French military naval officer have called for support from countries in the East African bloc, other African countries partners to find a proper solution […]

  • Industry Held Hostage

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    Somalia will continue to hold the global maritime industry hostage unless the international community helps this once prosperous African nation, said state leaders who convened in Dubai for the 2nd […]

  • Effective Seakeeping

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      Trinidad’s decision to acquire an OPV goes down a storm   Defence IQ recently caught up with Commodore (Rtd.) Anthony Franklin, former Chief of Defence of Trinidad & Tobago, […]

  • Anti-Piracy and Humanitarian Operations

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    “Anti-Piracy and Humanitarian Operations” is the result from the first of a series of four workshops under the title International Order at Sea.  International Order at Sea Workshop Series 1/2012 […]

  • Tighter Inspections

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    According to the Irish Marine Survey Office, cruise ships calling at Irish ports will be subject to “tighter” inspections as a result of the Costa Concordia sinking off Italy last January. […]

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