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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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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The best way to win a game of chicken is to show that you are fearless, unpredictable, and a bit reckless. This is the approach taken by large container shipping companies. Despite having already ordered enough vessels to result in overcapacity, they continue to order more to gain a larger share of the market. In
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Tehran is tense two days after Iran’s unprecedented direct attack on Israel. Most Iranians are concerned about the war and its impact on Iran’s already struggling economy. And the country’s elite Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) launched more than 300 drones and missiles on Saturday night. A long list of domestic and international Iranian activists
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Two days ago, the container ship MSC Aries was hijacked in the Strait of Hormuz by Iranian forces and brought to anchor off the coast of Iran. Lost in the noise of the missile and drone attacks twenty-four hours later, this incident remains worthy of a closer look for two reasons. First, suppose the Iranians are challenging
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Ever since ships were traded internationally, there have been people looking for a better life or fleeing war. Oppression, and persecution but cannot afford to get from A to B. Therefore, the concept of stowaways on ships was born. However, this problem has been exacerbated in recent years by a growing number of global issues.
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The ship’s chief engineer is responsible for the ship’s technical department. His job is to make sure the machinery in the engine room is working properly and also ensure a smooth journey. According to the SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) Convention, it is the chief engineer’s responsibility to ensure the safety of maritime professionals
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One of the most important positions in the hierarchy of maritime professionals working on ships is that of a 2nd Engineer on Ship. Since this position falls at a management level, the second Engineer’s activities are limited not only to the performance of his own duties but also to the supervision of the entire operation
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Autonomast are changing fast. In today’s complex geopolitical world, Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) autonomasts have become an asset of choice for navies and maritime authorities worldwide. Easier to deploy than crewed vessels. Also, they are ideal for missions that can be carried out autonomously and/or that keep humans out of harm’s way. Yet the USV
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With a new £300m contract given to Safran Helicopter Engines UK, the Royal Navy’s fleet of Merlin helicopters is all set to see increased availability and operational efficiency. Thus, ensuring a sustained capability for maritime roles. Set to span six years and extend to 2030. Included in this partnership is to deliver nonstop support for
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