Yemen Issues Warning to Somalia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and US Amid Tanker Hijacking Risks
Yemen Warns Somalia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and United States as Tanker Hijacking Near Bab el-Mandeb Renews Red Sea Travel Risks, Threatens Key Shipping…
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Rohingya Refugees Undertake Dangerous Sea Journeys Amid Food Scarcity and Uncertain Futures
Scarce food, bleak futures spur Rohingya refugees to gamble with death at sea The Business Standard
Panama Conducts Raids on Former Canal Ports Operator Offices as Part of Corruption Investigation
Panamanian authorities recently conducted significant raids on the offices of Panama Ports Company, the former operator of two critical canal…
MENC Focuses on Defense Diplomacy
The Middle East Naval Commanders Conference (MENC) commenced on Tuesday at the Qatar National Convention Centre, gathering senior naval commanders,…
Philippines Postpones Key Bridge Project Award Due to China Concerns
The Philippines has postponed awarding a significant infrastructure project, part of a plan to construct one of the longest marine bridges in the…
Enhancing Maritime Security Through Improved Domain Awareness by UNODC
Sri Lanka: Enhancing Maritime Security through Improved Domain Awareness In September and October 2023, Sri Lanka hosted a comprehensive program…
Mastering Compliance: A Guide to Avoiding Fines and Detention in Senegal
When vessels call at Dakar, Senegal, they face meticulous scrutiny from both Customs and Immigration authorities. This comprehensive oversight…
MACN in India: Steady Progress on a Long Journey
In an interview with Maritime Gateway, Deepak Shetty, Senior Adviser & Head of Operations (India) for the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network…
Shipping Giants and Insurers Unite to Combat Corruption through MACN
Corruption and bribery are pervasive issues within the shipping industry, posing significant challenges to legitimate business practices and…
China's Pacific Expansion: DoD Officials Assert Taiwan Invasion Unlikely Before 2027
The latest Pentagon assessment underscores the growing capabilities of the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN), highlighting their gradual…
Emerging Dangers in the Pacific: Transnational Organized Crime
On November 12, 2024, in Suva, Fiji, it was highlighted that Pacific island nations are increasingly vulnerable to transnational crime, primarily…
Shipping Company Faces Accountability Demands as Plastic Pellet Pollution Affects Sri Lanka
On June 25, 2025, Greenpeace South Asia highlighted a significant environmental crisis following the shipwreck of the MSC ELSA 3 off the coast of…