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'Pay To Pass': Is Iran Turning Strait Of Hormuz Into A Toll Route?
Oman said it had held talks with Iran on options to ensure smooth transit through the Strait of Hormuz but did not confirm any agreements so far.
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On International Women's Day, Indian Navy Salutes 2 Women Officers Circumnavigating Globe
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2025, the Indian Navy shared a video showcasing the journey of two women officers who are currently sailing in the South Atlantic Ocean aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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World's Largest Iceberg Escapes Antarctica, Heading Towards Open Ocean
Like most icebergs from the Weddell sector, A23a is likely to end up in the South Atlantic on a path called iceberg alley, European Space Agency said.
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Hurricane Florence Churns Toward US' South-Eastern Coast, Gains Force
Florence, the sixth tropical storm in the Atlantic basin this year, intensified into a hurricane on Sunday and will rapidly gain force as it churns over the open ocean toward the U.S. East Coast, with landfall likely in the Carolinas later this week, forecasters said
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Taiwan Ship Carrying 49 Crew Missing in South Atlantic
A Taiwanese ship carrying 49 crew has vanished in the remote South Atlantic Ocean without any sign of a mayday call but shortly after its skipper reported it was taking on water, authorities said today.
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Family Finds 300-Year-Old Sunken Treasure Off Florida's East Coast
A Florida family scavenging for sunken treasure on a shipwreck has found the missing piece of a 300-year-old gold filigree necklace sacred to Spanish priests, officials said on Tuesday.
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Powerful Earthquake Strikes Near Remote South Atlantic Islands
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck in the far south Atlantic ocean near the mostly uninhabited South Sandwich Islands region, the US Geological Survey said Sunday.
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Tourism-Dependent Barbados Struggling to Clear Seaweed Surge
The slimy brown stuff is washing ashore at beaches from Barbados' north to south coasts. The government said on Tuesday it is welcoming assistance from schools and community groups to clear the seaweed.
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11 dead in Chile fire, 5,000 evacuated
At least eleven people have died in a huge fire in Chile's port city of Valparaiso famous for its UNESCO-listed historic center, officials said on Sunday.
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NATO expresses concern over Italian marines' case in India
NATO warned India on Wednesday that using anti-terrorism legislation to try two Italian marines accused of killing two fishermen would undermine international efforts to combat piracy.
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'Pay To Pass': Is Iran Turning Strait Of Hormuz Into A Toll Route?
Oman said it had held talks with Iran on options to ensure smooth transit through the Strait of Hormuz but did not confirm any agreements so far.
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On International Women's Day, Indian Navy Salutes 2 Women Officers Circumnavigating Globe
On the occasion of International Women's Day 2025, the Indian Navy shared a video showcasing the journey of two women officers who are currently sailing in the South Atlantic Ocean aboard the Indian Naval Sailing Vessel (INSV) Tarini.
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World's Largest Iceberg Escapes Antarctica, Heading Towards Open Ocean
Like most icebergs from the Weddell sector, A23a is likely to end up in the South Atlantic on a path called iceberg alley, European Space Agency said.
-
Hurricane Florence Churns Toward US' South-Eastern Coast, Gains Force
Florence, the sixth tropical storm in the Atlantic basin this year, intensified into a hurricane on Sunday and will rapidly gain force as it churns over the open ocean toward the U.S. East Coast, with landfall likely in the Carolinas later this week, forecasters said
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Taiwan Ship Carrying 49 Crew Missing in South Atlantic
A Taiwanese ship carrying 49 crew has vanished in the remote South Atlantic Ocean without any sign of a mayday call but shortly after its skipper reported it was taking on water, authorities said today.
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Family Finds 300-Year-Old Sunken Treasure Off Florida's East Coast
A Florida family scavenging for sunken treasure on a shipwreck has found the missing piece of a 300-year-old gold filigree necklace sacred to Spanish priests, officials said on Tuesday.
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Powerful Earthquake Strikes Near Remote South Atlantic Islands
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck in the far south Atlantic ocean near the mostly uninhabited South Sandwich Islands region, the US Geological Survey said Sunday.
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Tourism-Dependent Barbados Struggling to Clear Seaweed Surge
The slimy brown stuff is washing ashore at beaches from Barbados' north to south coasts. The government said on Tuesday it is welcoming assistance from schools and community groups to clear the seaweed.
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11 dead in Chile fire, 5,000 evacuated
At least eleven people have died in a huge fire in Chile's port city of Valparaiso famous for its UNESCO-listed historic center, officials said on Sunday.
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NATO expresses concern over Italian marines' case in India
NATO warned India on Wednesday that using anti-terrorism legislation to try two Italian marines accused of killing two fishermen would undermine international efforts to combat piracy.
