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UN Warns Of Decisive Action Against Maritime Piracy "Before It's Too Late"
They urge cooperation to protect oceans and seas, emphasizing the critical role of shipping in global welfare and economy.
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China In Mind, S Jaishankar Brings Up Maritime Laws, Debt At Indian Ocean Meet
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday called for shoring up engagement among countries of Indian Ocean region to confront challenges like safeguarding sovereignty, dealing with cases of disregard to maritime laws and flouting of pacts.
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US Coast Guard Seeks To Expand Role To Search, Board Vessels In Pacific
The United States Coast Guard is in talks with Pacific Island countries to expand its maritime law enforcement role by allowing U.S. officers to board and search vessels suspected of illegal activity within their economic zones.
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Quad Foreign Ministers Meet In Delhi, Review Maritime Security
The foreign ministers of Quad countries on Friday reaffirmed the grouping's commitment for a free and open Indo-Pacific, and said it strongly supports the principles of rule of law, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Will Not Accept "Blackmail" Over Migrants, France Warns Britain
French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Thursday that France would not accept Britain violating international maritime law or "financial blackmail" as London steps up efforts to prevent migrants crossing the Channel.
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Ships Entering Indian Waters Subjected To Environmental Laws: Green Court
There is lack of effective monitoring of air pollution caused by ships entering Indian Maritime Zone, the National Green Tribunal has observed and said that vessels entering Indian waters are subject to environmental laws.
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Chinese Coast Guard Involved In Most South China Sea Clashes: Research
Increasingly assertive action by China's coast guard ships in the South China Sea risks destabilising the region, according to the authors of new research tracking maritime law enforcement incidents across the vital trade route.
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Chinese Coast Guard Involved In Most South China Sea Clashes: Research
Increasingly assertive action by China's coast guard ships in the South China Sea risks destabilising the region, according to the authors of new research tracking maritime law enforcement incidents across the vital trade route.
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Show 'Utmost Respect' For Law Of Seas: India On South China Sea Row
Identifying maritime cooperation as a key priority, India today called for all stakeholders in the South China Sea issue to show "utmost respect" for the UN body that establishes the international legal order of the seas and oceans as it sought peaceful resolution of the dispute.
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Show 'Utmost Respect' For Law Of Seas: India On South China Sea Issue
Identifying maritime cooperation as a key priority, India today called for all stakeholders in the South China Sea issue to show "utmost respect" for the UN body that establishes the international legal order of the seas and oceans as it sought peaceful resolution of the dispute.
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EU Head Cautions China To Respect International System
European Union President Donald Tusk today cautioned China to respect the international system, as the world's second-largest economy finds itself locked in disagreements over maritime law and global trade practices.
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China Mulls First Sea Exploration Law
China's national legislature is deliberating on the country's first law on deep seabed exploration to protect the maritime environment and boost sustainable exploitation of deep sea resources.
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Singapore Slams Iran for Firing Warning Shots at Commercial Ship
Singapore on Monday condemned Iranian forces for firing warning shots in the Gulf at a commercial ship registered in the Asian city-state, calling it a "serious violation of international law".
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Ghana and Ivory Coast Leaders Discuss Maritime Dispute
The presidents of Ghana and Ivory Coast on Monday held talks on a maritime dispute hanging over oil projects near their shared border, the two sides said in a joint statement released in Accra.
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China to Launch New Marine Surveillance Satellites
China today said it will launch a new "constellation" of marine surveillance satellites in 2019 to monitor ships, oil rigs and marine disasters, amidst a string of raging maritime disputes with its neighbours.
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UN Warns Of Decisive Action Against Maritime Piracy "Before It's Too Late"
They urge cooperation to protect oceans and seas, emphasizing the critical role of shipping in global welfare and economy.
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China In Mind, S Jaishankar Brings Up Maritime Laws, Debt At Indian Ocean Meet
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday called for shoring up engagement among countries of Indian Ocean region to confront challenges like safeguarding sovereignty, dealing with cases of disregard to maritime laws and flouting of pacts.
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US Coast Guard Seeks To Expand Role To Search, Board Vessels In Pacific
The United States Coast Guard is in talks with Pacific Island countries to expand its maritime law enforcement role by allowing U.S. officers to board and search vessels suspected of illegal activity within their economic zones.
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Quad Foreign Ministers Meet In Delhi, Review Maritime Security
The foreign ministers of Quad countries on Friday reaffirmed the grouping's commitment for a free and open Indo-Pacific, and said it strongly supports the principles of rule of law, sovereignty and territorial integrity.
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Will Not Accept "Blackmail" Over Migrants, France Warns Britain
French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said Thursday that France would not accept Britain violating international maritime law or "financial blackmail" as London steps up efforts to prevent migrants crossing the Channel.
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Ships Entering Indian Waters Subjected To Environmental Laws: Green Court
There is lack of effective monitoring of air pollution caused by ships entering Indian Maritime Zone, the National Green Tribunal has observed and said that vessels entering Indian waters are subject to environmental laws.
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Chinese Coast Guard Involved In Most South China Sea Clashes: Research
Increasingly assertive action by China's coast guard ships in the South China Sea risks destabilising the region, according to the authors of new research tracking maritime law enforcement incidents across the vital trade route.
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Chinese Coast Guard Involved In Most South China Sea Clashes: Research
Increasingly assertive action by China's coast guard ships in the South China Sea risks destabilising the region, according to the authors of new research tracking maritime law enforcement incidents across the vital trade route.
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Show 'Utmost Respect' For Law Of Seas: India On South China Sea Row
Identifying maritime cooperation as a key priority, India today called for all stakeholders in the South China Sea issue to show "utmost respect" for the UN body that establishes the international legal order of the seas and oceans as it sought peaceful resolution of the dispute.
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Show 'Utmost Respect' For Law Of Seas: India On South China Sea Issue
Identifying maritime cooperation as a key priority, India today called for all stakeholders in the South China Sea issue to show "utmost respect" for the UN body that establishes the international legal order of the seas and oceans as it sought peaceful resolution of the dispute.
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EU Head Cautions China To Respect International System
European Union President Donald Tusk today cautioned China to respect the international system, as the world's second-largest economy finds itself locked in disagreements over maritime law and global trade practices.
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China Mulls First Sea Exploration Law
China's national legislature is deliberating on the country's first law on deep seabed exploration to protect the maritime environment and boost sustainable exploitation of deep sea resources.
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Singapore Slams Iran for Firing Warning Shots at Commercial Ship
Singapore on Monday condemned Iranian forces for firing warning shots in the Gulf at a commercial ship registered in the Asian city-state, calling it a "serious violation of international law".
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Ghana and Ivory Coast Leaders Discuss Maritime Dispute
The presidents of Ghana and Ivory Coast on Monday held talks on a maritime dispute hanging over oil projects near their shared border, the two sides said in a joint statement released in Accra.
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China to Launch New Marine Surveillance Satellites
China today said it will launch a new "constellation" of marine surveillance satellites in 2019 to monitor ships, oil rigs and marine disasters, amidst a string of raging maritime disputes with its neighbours.
