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  • Armed Guards Revisited

    The recent announcement by the UK Government that weapons will be allowed on UK-flagged vessels is not perhaps as revolutionary as it might first appear. Former Royal Marine Stephen Askins […]

  • Refining Search and Rescue

    IDGA’s Defense Insider speaks with Richard Button, Chief of the Coordination Division in the Office of Search and Rescue for the U.S. Coast Guard, and Secretary of the National SAR […]

  • Piracy off the Coast of Somalia

    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 authority of the House of […]

  • Spare a Thought

    Titled “Iron Crows”, this 90 minute documentary examines the harsh conditions that workers in the Chittagong ship breaking yard in Bangladesh are subjected to. The average pay is US$2 a day and […]

  • IMPORTANT NEWS

    MSR ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW LIVE Maritime Security Review (MSR) is the leading online source of maritime security news, information and intelligence and the first port of call for maritime […]

  • MSR IS 1,000 TWEETS OLD!

    This important Twitter milestone is quite an occasion for MSR. Sign up to Twitter to follow Marsecreview (@marsecreview) http://twitter.com/marsecreview Maritime Security Review: the definitive global source for maritime security information. […]

  • Iran to the Rescue

    The Iranian Navy Deputy Commander Rear Admiral Seyyed Mahmoud Moussavi said that an Iranian bulk carrier has been rescued by the country’s Navy. Mousavi added, “due to vigilance of the […]

  • Let’s Axe Piracy

    Singapore-based ship supplier, HMS Far East and specialist partners have launched a “Let’s Axe Piracy” campaign with a package including the Citadel HMS Anti-Piracy Kit, security equipment and armed guard […]

  • Tanker Taken

    A tanker with 21 Indian sailors on board was hijacked on Saturday while at port in the Gulf state of Oman, India’s government shipping agency said. According to a Reuters […]

  • Gaining Understanding

    Researchers at a Canadian university are hoping to come up with a new approach to dealing with piracy by looking at the problem from a number of angles. The work […]