The House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee has published the Tenth Report of Session 2010–12: Piracy off the coast of Somalia Published on 5 January 2012 by
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This week, rather than a briefing or an analysis, we’re distributing the Security Association for the Maritime Industry’s (SAMI) guide to BMP4. Written by Steven
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According to US Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus, "Having energy independence in the United States is one of the most important things we can do from a security standpoint."
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Melting ice in the Arctic may not be good for species that live there, but it does mean those icy waters are much more accessible and cost-effective places to drill ...
According to a report in today’s Financial Times (FT), a Chinese tycoon plans to buy a vast tract of Icelandic land for a tourism project. Critics fear the move could ...
An interesting and valid Chris Rawley (Counter-terrorism planner at US Special Operations Command’s Interagency) article from smallwarsjournal.com
Al Qaeda's Seapower Strategy
by Chris Rawley
Usama bin Laden’s serendipitous demise has brought about calls for ...
Pirates attacked two tankers off the coast of Benin as they were undergoing a ship-to-ship transfer. The vessels involved were the mother ship ‘Golden Sofia’ and the daughter vessel ‘Aidin’.
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by Paul Gibbins, Director of Communications, Protection Vessels International
At the recent conference ‘Combating Piracy’ in Hamburg, the shipping industry heard the brutal truth that when it comes to piracy, ‘the ...
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As pirate attacks grow, shipowners take arms
By Peter Apps, Political Risk Correspondent
POOLE, England | Tue May 3
(Reuters) - Upstairs in a public house on the English south coast, 18 men are preparing to ...
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