Month: July 2013

  • Fighting Pirates in the Gulf of Guinea

    A French frigate is silently patrolling the ocean. In the deep waters off Port Harcourt, the battleship is patrolling a 200 square kilometers area.  All Aboard a French Frigate Fighting […]

  • Aquino, Abe vow common stand vs China

    President Benigno Aquino III and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Saturday pledged to pursue a common stance against maritime aggression in the Asian region. Aquino, Abe vow common stand […]

  • Arctic hub plan

    Stornoway Port Authority (SPA) has said an ice-free Arctic Ocean could lead to its harbour becoming a key destination for freighters to refuel. Stornoway Port Authority in Arctic hub plan […]

  • Command of Seventh Fleet

    Vice Adm. Robert L. Thomas Jr. relieved Vice Adm. Scott H. Swift as commander, U.S. 7th Fleet in a change of command ceremony on board the flagship USS Blue Ridge. […]

  • Somali men found guilty of piracy

    Kenyan court in the coastal city of Mombasa sentenced nine Somalis to five years in prison each for attempting to hijack the German MV Courier. Somali men found guilty of […]

  • China media: Ties with Japan

    State media dismiss prospects of a China-Japan summit and cast suspicion on the Philippines’ plan to reopen a former US military base, Subic Bay. China media: Ties with Japan State […]

  • Pirates inch nearer Caribbean

    Pirates are moving closer to the Caribbean, and they’re threatening India’s oil supplies. The trend comes at a time hijackings off the Somalia coast are declining. Pirates inch nearer Caribbean, India […]

  • Japan envoy aims to fix China ties

    Japan’s deputy foreign minister has begun a two-day visit to China in an attempt to repair relations that have frayed over a territorial dispute. Japan envoy Akitaka Saiki aims to […]

  • GPS flaw

    The world’s GPS system is vulnerable to hackers or terrorists who could use it to hijack ships according to a frightening new study that exposes a huge potential hole in […]

  • Cocaine smugglers found guilty

    Two men who attempted to illegally smuggle cocaine into the U.S. were found guilty of drug trafficking on Wednesday in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Cocaine smugglers found guilty of trafficking […]