Security
Geopolitics, IUU fishing, Piracy, Threats
Irish Defence Department announces five-year maritime security strategy.
The proposed strategy emphasizes a comprehensive, whole-of-government approach to enhance Ireland’s maritime security. This collaborative effort involves engagement with the private sector and active cooperation
Goa Maritime Conclave 2026 Scheduled for February 21 at Naval War College Verem
The Goa Maritime Conclave 2026 is set to take place on February 21 at the Naval War College in Verem, India, bringing together representatives from
Philippines Ferry Disaster Leads to Audit as Death Toll Reaches 52
In late January 2026, a tragic maritime accident in the southern waters of the Philippines resulted in the sinking of the M/V Trisha Kerstin 3,
Vietnam Reports Significant Nationwide Decrease in Traffic Accidents in Early 2026 Due to Enhanced Road Safety, Rail Safety, and Aviation Safety Measures
In early 2026, Vietnam experienced a significant decrease in traffic accidents, injuries, and fatalities, bolstered by new road safety, rail,
85% of Global Ship Tonnage is Scrapped at Three South Asian Beaches
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform’s annual report reveals alarming trends in the global shipbreaking industry for 2025. A staggering 85% of
85% of Global Ship Tonnage is Recycled at Three South Asian Beaches
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform’s 2025 report highlights alarming trends in the global shipbreaking industry, revealing that 85% of all dismantled
Researching Maritime Piracy in Southeast Asia: Theories, Methods, and Areas of Exploration | A Public Lecture
Join the public lecture titled “Studying Maritime Piracy in Southeast Asia: Theories, Methods, and Research Frontiers” on February 10, from
Bolstering Capacity Building is Essential Amid Rising Sea Piracy
In July, the Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP) released a half-yearly report indicating a concerning rise
Strengthening Maritime Ties: Enhancing the India-Australia Partnership in the Indian Ocean
Executive Summary The Indian Ocean has become a contested geopolitical area facing a range of maritime security challenges. Given their strategic positions and capabilities, India
Philippine Ferry Disaster: 18 Confirmed Dead as Rescue Operations Commence
On January 27, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) is set to deploy divers in a search operation for the remaining missing passengers of the MV
Can Cyber Attacks Take Control of Ships?
Cyber Threats in the Maritime Sector: A Growing Concern The digital age has transformed various sectors, offering conveniences and innovations, but it has also introduced
Surge in Maritime Piracy and Robberies in Southeast Asia
Port of Rotterdam Cyberattack: Security Breach Uncovered
Avikus Champions Autonomous Shipping Technology in South Korea
Malaysian Tanker Capsizes in Singapore Waters
Navigating the Waters of Piracy
India-ASEAN-South Korea: Strengthening Strategic Partnerships
Summary As the world nears the 2030 deadline for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the urgency for addressing climate change and environmental degradation becomes increasingly
South Korea Sees 75% Surge in Maritime Accident Fatalities in 2024
Kang Do-hyung, the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries, has announced a commitment to implementing stricter safety measures to mitigate the risk of maritime accidents in
Navigating Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific: Implications of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
Summary of Daniel Russel’s Testimony on Maritime Security in the Indo-Pacific Daniel Russel, the Vice President of International Security and Diplomacy at ASPI, testified before
Maritime Security and Anti-Piracy Measures in Southeast Asia
Over the last two decades, the security of Indo-Pacific sea lanes, crucial for global trade, has significantly improved, particularly in Southeast Asia. Once deemed some
Strengthening Maritime Security Frameworks in the Western Indian Ocean
Summary of African Maritime Forces Week Introduction The Western Indian Ocean (WIO) and Red Sea region face diverse maritime security challenges necessitating a multifunctional security
Palawan to Host Maritime Security Forum Addressing Key Issues and Challenges
A one-day forum on civil maritime security is scheduled for November 20, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Palawan State University Auditorium. This
Singapore Strait: A Persistent Hub for Maritime Armed Robbery
The Singapore Strait has been identified as the most perilous route for commercial shipping in Asia, experiencing a spike in armed robberies, with 41 incidents
Geopolitical Significance of the Sunda Strait and Andaman-Nicobar Region
The Sunda Strait, nestled between Java and Sumatra in Indonesia, acts as a crucial maritime passage that links the Indian Ocean with the Java Sea,
Evolving Maritime Security Threats in Southeast Asia: The Challenge of Navigation Hazards
Maritime Security Challenges Discussed at DIMDEX Naval Commanders Conference
Indian Ocean Region: A Geopolitical Perspective
Pandemic Profits: How COVID-19 Fueled Piracy Growth
Strengthening Maritime Security at The Quad
Current Affairs for UPSC Prelims on 12 March 2026
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port is a critical global maritime hub located on China’s eastern coast along the East China Sea. It is
Government evaluates measures to enhance maritime capacity.
On Wednesday, the Indian government convened a strategic meeting to enhance the country’s maritime capacity in light of evolving global
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