UNCLOS

  • Russian lawyer to head tribunal

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    New head for International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. Russian Lawyer to Head World’s Top Maritime Tribunal A Russian lawyer has been elected the new president of the International Tribunal for the […]

  • Enrica Lexie marines get court date

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    Indian court to hear the case next week.  Court to hear Italian marines case on August 27 New Delhi: A Delhi court on Wednesday fixed August 27 for hearing the case […]

  • Laws against piracy seriously flawed

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    Universal jurisdiction and international understanding of piracy law questioned. Laws against piracy seriously flawed An international law used for 400 years to combat piracy on the high seas and, later, […]

  • Asia, Europe mull maritime security

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    Officials hold extensive discussions on improving maritime security cooperation Asia, Europe mull better maritime security cooperation BEIJING, May 12 — Officials and experts from Asia and Europe held extensive discussions […]

  • US releases Domain Awareness Plan

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    Today the White House released the National Maritime Domain Awareness Plan. Statement by NSC Spokesperson Caitlin Hayden on the National Maritime Domain Awareness Plan Today the White House released the […]

  • Tribunal orders release

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    The United Nations-backed International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea ordered that Russia release the Greenpeace ship and its crew that it seized in September. UN-backed tribunal orders Russia […]

  • Marines won’t be returned

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    Given the formal acknowledgement of an international dispute between the two States, Italy will not be returning the two marines charged with killing two fishermen to India following their leave. […]

  • Philippines Forge Ahead with Arbitration

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    The Philippines says it will continue to pursue international arbitration in its territorial dispute in the South China Sea with China, despite Beijing’s rejection. Philippines to Forge Ahead with Sea […]

  • Grounding Of USS Guardian: Implications

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    The running aground of the minesweeper USS Guardian in a marine reserve , the Tubbataha Reef, in the Philippines has sparked anti-US protests in the Philippines. Grounding Of USS Guardian In […]

  • The Law of the Sea’s Next Wave

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    In this article, David Miliband MP discusses how thirty years on we need to take steps to update UNCLOS to better manage our global interdependence. The Law of the Sea’s […]

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