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People living close to lakes and rivers have been enjoined to avoid activities capable of threatening the existence of aquatic...
Twenty-six men from India and Sri Lanka on BP-chartered very large crude carrier being held under armed guard on ship...
Exercise Obangame Express 2023, the largest multinational maritime exercise in Western and Central Africa, is set to hold its 12th...
India passed a Bill to provide an effective legal instrument to combat maritime piracy. The Bill provides for stringent punishment...
After a distracted pilot ran the boxship Ever Forward aground in Chesapeake Bay last March, the Maryland Board of Pilots...
As we begin 2023, maritime experts are looking into their crystal balls for the trends that might define the year....
Gulf of Guinea nations have banded together to crack down on illegal fishing, which environmental groups blame on Chinese boats...
This week’s round of technical talks at the UN’s maritime regulator showed countries are prepared to phase out shipping emissions...
Cases of piracy in the Indian Ocean have fallen significantly but maritime security experts say other illicit activities remain a...
About two weeks after the UN Security Council (UNSC) noted the changing dynamics of piracy in Gulf of Guinea (GoG),...
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