The Round Table of Shipowner Associations and OCIMF have expressed their full support for the launch of Nigeria’s Deep Blue Project.
Photos: EU NAVFOR Fight Against Piracy Even Under COVID-19 Crisis
EU NAVFOR Somalia Operation Atalanta units have few opportunities to collaborate with ships of other navies and CTF to be always ready to deter, prevent and repress piracy and armed robbery at sea.
8 Crew Members Kidnapped By Pirates On Board Container Ship In Gulf Of Guinea
On 19th April, Sunday, a Portuguese flagged Container Ship TOMMI RITSCHER with 4785 TEU Capacity, was said to be approached by a speedboat, from which, a group of pirates boarded the vessel.
ECSA: 162 Piracy & Armed Robbery Incidents Reported; 3000+ Seafarers Affected In 2019
At the ECR Conference on Maritime Security and the Blue Economy yesterday in the European Parliament, ECSA raises the alarm about the dire security situation in the Gulf of Guinea.
Causes of Maritime Piracy in Somalia Waters
The increase of piracy in Somalia has been a result of several internal and external factors affecting the region. Find out the main causes of piracy in Somalia and ways to reduce its effects on shipping.
Armed Robbery Threat Continues; West African Waters A Hotspot For Piracy – IMB PRC
Recent incidents reported to the IMB PRC indicate that piracy and armed robbery continue to present threats to shipping and seafarers in many regions.
What is “Citadel” Anti-Piracy Method?
Citadel refers to a room where the ship’s crew can hide during marine piracy attack.This anti piracy method can protect the ship’s crew against maritime piracy.
7 Important Shipping Routes Vulnerable To Maritime Piracy
Maritime piracy is one of the biggest dangers faced by the busiest shipping routes around the world. Find out seven most famous shipping routes vulnerable to maritime piracy.
Are We Sleepwalking Back to Piracy?
A shift in US foreign policy based both on changes to the threat landscape and improving domestic energy security could lead to an increase in threats to shipping within eighteen months according to David Hunkin of Dryad Maritime Intelligence.