Month: November 2013

  • Military Control Over Major Seaport

    Mexico’s military has taken control of one of the nation’s biggest seaports as part of an effort to bring drug-cartel activity under control in the western state of Michoacan, officials […]

  • Oil Rigs Seized in Venezuela

    Superior Energy Services, Inc. announced that the government of Venezuela has seized two of the Company’s hydraulic snubbing units from its facility in Anaco, Venezuela. Superior Energy Services, Inc. Confirms […]

  • North Korea reveals warship sinking

    North Korea has revealed that one of its warships sank last month, killing a number of sailors, in a rare admission of military failure. North Korea reveals warship sinking North […]

  • Force Commander Visits ITS Libeccio

    On Sunday, 3 November, EUNAVFOR Force Commander, Commodore Peter Lenselink and members of his staff, visited the Italian warship, ITS Libeccio, at sea. EU NAVFOR Force Commander Visits ITS Libeccio […]

  • Portsmouth Shipbuilding to Stop

    Portsmouth is the last place in England that has the ability to build advanced warships for the Royal Navy and I’m very concerned that with a potential independence vote in […]

  • Flying Mission

    Overflying the sunken MV Albedo and the beached FV Naham 3 emphasised the cost of piracy, both in term of financial loss and human loss. EU Naval Force Officer Joins […]

  • Oxford University hosts maritime experts

    When Oxford University recently conducted a forum on maritime security, they called upon U.S. Africa Command to provide the experts to address the audience of more than 50 academics. Oxford […]

  • Protest calls for detainee to be freed

    A silent protest was held outside the Russian embassy in London and a petition was handed in demanding the immediate release of video journalist Kieron Bryan. Protest calls for Greenpeace […]

  • Asian Piracy

    In this interview, Andrew Nicholson of Drum Cussac discusses the rise in piracy activity across the Asia region, comparing this rise to the better known and documented African piracy threats. […]

  • Capacity Building In Seychelles

    During their recent logistical visit to the Seychelles, ESPS Meteoro held a number of very productive meetings with EUCAP Nestor and the Seychelles Coast Guard. ESPS Meteoro And EUCAP NESTOR […]