Key Issues
Malaysia: Record number of students to attend maritime college
Netherlands Maritime University College to see more than 3,000 students at second campus in Radia Bukit Jelutong by first quarter 2023.
Malaysia’s ports registered record-breaking numbers in 2021
Industry players and analysts expect the current outstanding performance of Malaysia’s ports to continue into 2022 in sync with the global economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Favorable outlook for Malaysia’s shipping sector in 2022
Freight rates will remain high.
Transforming marine trash into usable items
Marine trash is killing the ocean.
From seafarer to college founder
A sailing career motivates Captain Razali to set up Netherlands Maritime University College.
What's important now.
Let’s focus.
Philippines: A convicted criminal for president
What will happen next will be up to voters.
China, North Korea defies global sanctions on coal trade, again
China, North Korea are involved in illicit coal trade.
Corruption plagues Covid-19 health response in Philippine
Corruption put people’s lives at risk.
South Korean antitrust watchdog up against shipping vested interest
Enforcing antitrust law against shipping companies.
Shared challenges in Indo-Pacific, strengthening alliance at center of U.S.-Japan defense meeting
Increased tensions
France’s aircraft carriers to account for 20% of naval vessel spend over next 10 years
While France’s
U.S. Navy has new vision to reimagine naval power
Declaring “Our
EU cracks down on cargo theft
A long-time
We stand united against corruption.
Global brands run risk by kowtowing to communist China
Reputational, financial damages of continued kowtowing to Chinese Communist Party.
The Problem.
Over 90 percent of the global trade is carried across ocean. However, the maritime industry is also prone to rampant corruption.