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India's BrahMos Missile Test-Fired From New Naval Ship

Nov 02, 2015

The world's fastest cruise missile - Supersonic cruise missile BrahMos - successfully hit decommissioned target ship 'Alleppey' located at a distance covering nearly the full range of the missile with high precision, India's defence officials said…

Arctic Coast Guard Forum Established

Oct 31, 2015

A joint statement, officially establishing the Arctic Coast Guard Forum (ACGF), was signed today by leaders representing all eight coast guard agencies of the Arctic nations.The Arctic Coast Guard Forum (ACGF) is an operationally-focused…

Protection for French Vessels by Private Operators

Oct 29, 2015

The enactment of Law No. 2014-742 of 1st July 2014 and the signing of decrees related during late 2014 and early 2015 resulted in June 2015 to approve the first private companies wishing to conduct activities of protection of French flagged vessels (APPN)…

Maritime Security in Focus in the Caribbean

Oct 28, 2015

Maritime Security 2015 Caribbean currently underway in San Juan, Puerto Rico Puerto Rico, centrally located at the crossroads of the Caribbean, is the location of Maritime Security 2015 Caribbean currently underway in the busy port city of San Juan…

Angry China Warns U.S. Navy Ship

Oct 28, 2015

A US Navy guided-missile destroyer sailed close to China’s man-made islands in the disputed South China Sea, drawing an angry rebuke from Beijing, which said its warships tracked and warned the American vessel, reports Reuters. China summoned the American ambassador to protest the U…

SCA Appoints Senior Defense Advisor

Oct 27, 2015

Shipbuilders Council of America (SCA) has appointed Rear Admiral Jeff Brooks (Ret.) to Senior Defense Advisor. Brooks joined SCA in October and will focus on advocating, communicating and representing the ship repair industry to all stakeholders and to the U…

U.S. Worries about Russian Ships near Critical Undersea Cables

Oct 26, 2015

Russian submarines and spy ships are aggressively operating near the vital undersea cables that carry almost all global internet communications, raising concerns in America, reports Reuters. The US intelligence officials feel that the Russians…

Asian Waters Hit by Increased Maritime Piracy

Oct 23, 2015

Singapore-based anti-piracy agency, ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre (ReCAAP ISC) has recorded a total of 161 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships in Asia during January-September 2015. This represents a 25 percent increase in the total incidents compared to 2014…

Kelvin Hughes Appoints AMS as Rep

Oct 22, 2015

Press release -  Kelvin Hughes has appointed prime contractor Australian Maritime Systems (AMS) with headquarters in Brisbane, Australia to act as its sales representative and provide service operations across Australia and New Zealand.The…

Indian Navy Still Waits to Take Call on Torpedoes

Oct 22, 2015

India government’s failure to take a decision on the purchase of 98 Black Shark torpedoes worries Indian Navy as the induction of the first Scorpene submarine is less than a year away, reports DHNS. The navy plans to buy Black Shark torpedoes…

Russian Military Muscling into the Arctic

Oct 21, 2015

Russia has built a giant military base in the far northern Arctic where 150 soldiers can live autonomously for up to 18 months, AFP quotes the Defence Ministry as saying. The building erected on the large island of Alexandra Land, which is part of the Franz Josef Land archipelago…

China Gets Port of Darwin

Oct 21, 2015

The Northern Territory (NT) Government in Australia announced the successful bidder for the Port of Darwin – Landbridge Group, based in the People’s Republic of China.  Chinese privately owned energy and infrastructure conglomerate Landbridge…

Maritime Crime Rises 38% in S.E. Asia

Oct 20, 2015

Dryad Maritime released its Q3 trends and analysis of global maritime crime showing a stark rise of 38% of incidents across Southeast Asia, when figures are compared to the first nine months of 2014. The apparent impunity of maritime gangs operating…

Cyber Security: The Anatomy of a Cyber Intrusion

Oct 20, 2015

Compromising the cyber integrity of the network threatens every user and every system on your ship or in your building. Violating security best practices, circumventing security policies, carelessness and falling victim to social networking…

No kickbacks in Scorpene Submarine Deal, Says Indian Government

Oct 19, 2015

No kickbacks were paid in connection with the purchase of Scorpene submarines for the Indian Navy in 2005 from French company Thales the government has told the Delhi High Court, reports PTI. Indian government was responding to a PIL, filed…

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EU Proposes Extending Sanctions on Russian Oil to Georgian, Indonesian Ports

EU Proposes Extending Sanctions on Russian Oil to Georgian, Indonesian Ports

Bahri’s Tanker Fleet Growth Drives Record Results

Bahri’s Tanker Fleet Growth Drives Record Results

STI Implements Digital Twin–Based Platform for Operations

STI Implements Digital Twin–Based Platform for Operations

U.S. Military Boards Suezmax Tanker Aquila II

U.S. Military Boards Suezmax Tanker Aquila II

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