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Estonia and Slovenia pull out of Atalanta
Somali pirates are contained but not defeated, EU Navfor
- German navy to patrol Gulf of Aden for another year
- Industry needs one impartial body to tackle under-reporting of attacks
- UN anti-piracy effort wins UK funding
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Germany passes private maritime security accreditation laws
Firms must pay a minimum $10,000 fee under new national rules
Accreditation of armed guards certification... -
Fishing boats bear brunt of attacks
Gulf of Aden Transits chief operating officer Gerry Northwood tracks Bay of Bengal...
Bangladesh-based pirates pose a real threat... -
Hammond denies failure to support private maritime security firms
Shipping minister bites back after industry slams lack of government backing
Maritime security industry needs more support...
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Bangladesh-based pirates pose a real threat to shipping
Gangs learn lessons from attacks off east and west Africa, says Frodl
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Maritime security industry needs more support from UK
Westminster has yet to ratify international guidance, says PVI
Lloyd's List Maritime Security Survey
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Last Word
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Combating piracy
Shipowners must train crew how to respond when they... -
No parrot, no peg-leg, no eyepatch
Anti-whaling group hits back after judge calls... -
I’ll be back
Industry bodies warn of new pirate attacks if...
Commentary
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Charting hostile territory
Knowledge is power when it comes to unfamiliar... -
Another day, another accreditation for private maritime security
Due diligence has become a watchword for the armed... -
Defining a terrorist
Disputed ties between West Africa militant groups and...
Europe
Charting hostile territory
Knowledge is power when it comes to unfamiliar environments
- Top 30 ports: Treading water
- Collaboration is key to innovation in ship design
- Throwing cold water over Arctic exploration fever
Africa
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Defining a terrorist
Disputed ties between West Africa militant groups and pirates are troubling for insurers
Asia
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Enrica Lexie marines may face the death penalty
Tensions rise between Italy and India after court decides terms of trial for fatal shootings
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Market Data
830 (-6) Baltic Dry Index
Analysis
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Accreditation of armed guards certification bodies begins
Accreditation of UK certification bodies to be complete... -
Owners must not blend new standard with old vetting procedures
Time will tell how accreditation evolves during pilot... -
Security industry players advise on challenges of international standard
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Calculating the cost of piracy
Economists offer a range of estimates but agree that...
Video: The Future of Maritime Security
A roundtable debate on the maritime security market
Shipping's 100 Most Influential People
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Special Reports
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Nordic and Baltic focus: Norway
Optimism prevails in Oslo -
Nordic and Baltic focus: Sweden
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Middle East Focus: Qatar
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Quality crewing and shipmanagement
Players strive to improve quality but this can counter...
