The U.S. Coast Guard and Royal Navy announced they had seized $45 million worth of drugs in three separate raids. Within two weeks. On Friday, the crew of Coast Guard Cutter Margaret Nobel in Miami offloaded more than 1,850 pounds of cocaine. Seized from a speedboat south of Puerto Rico. The drug had a street value […]
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Shipping and rail links through Iran and the Northern Sea Route could lead Moscow to move away from Europe and increase its focus on Asia powers such as China and India. These have the potential to entrench Russia at the center of much international trade, even as the United States and its allies seek to
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According to a regular count compiled by Bloomberg, some 124 vessels are signalling China, the world’s biggest oil supertanker importer, as their next destination over the forthcoming three months. That’s the highest level since late April 2023. China’s oil processing increased to the highest in five months in March due to robust demand following the
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One thousand individual oceanic manta rays have now been identified in Maldivian waters. According to the Maldives Manta Conservation Programme (MMCP), the Manta Trust’s flagship project, the 1,000th individual was confirmed. Thus, the Maldives is home to the world’s third-largest species population. The manta is named ‘Anbu,’ which means mango in Dhivehi, the language of the Maldives. Oceanic mantas (Mobula
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Eight fishermen are missing after an their fishing boat collided with a feeder vessel off the coast of Hainan Island. Local search and rescue authorities said. The fishing boat “Yuenan Blueyu 36062” collided with the 1,000 TEU ark SITC Danang. And sank on Wednesday evening about 20 nautical miles south of Yingge Haitown. A city
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On Sunday, the U.S. Navy brought together forces from Australia, Japan, and also the Philippines for a joint patrol in a South China Sea. Demonstrating resolve in the face of China’s aggressive actions against Philippine maritime interests. Assets involved included the Independence-class LCS USS Mobile, the Japanese destroyer JS Akebono. The Australian frigate HMAS Warramunga.
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The Cayman Islands Government and the Cayman Islands Coast Guard called for help on Tuesday. Evening after receiving reports that a container ship was heading to the islands with an engine failure. The Cayman Islands Coast Guard Operations Coordination Center requested assistance. As the nearest tugboat was 60 nautical miles from the island. The Liberian-flagged container
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This wonderful game is once again held in Central Asia but with a different name and rules. Economics, not politics, are determining the terms of the current superpower competition for regional influence. According to a report by a Kazakh research institute. There are crucial differences that define the global conflict in Central Asia in the
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Sports and fashion giant Nike has partnered with CMA CGM to use more sustainable marine fuels. Purchasing biofuels for 36% of the cargo it carries. The 11-month agreement is part of CMA CGM’s ACT series of low-carbon solutions. And will reduce Nike’s CO2 emissions from deliveries by 25,000 tonnes. As both companies aim for net-zero
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Oil and gold prices rose after US officials said an Israeli missile hit Iran. International benchmark Brent crude rose above $90 a barrel after reports. Of an Israeli attack but fell as Iran sought to downplay its importance. Gold briefly neared all-time highs but has since settled below $2,400 per ounce. There are concerns that
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