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General cargo vessel attacked off Nigeria
Updated: ForestWave confirms 12 crew abducted from FWN Rapide
Academics share Onassis prize for shipping
Work in the fields of port economics, and the risks of terrorism in shipping, were recognised this year
Pirates release last of the Gulf of Guinea wine tanker hostages
The three crew members from the 1,628 dwt Timi were held captive for two and a half months
Asian sea robbery incidents down by almost half in first quarter
The improvement of the situation was due to a decrease in the number of incidents at ports and anchorages in Bangladesh and Philippines
Sea Japan feels the winds of maritime transformation
The question now being asked openly by overseas visitors is: how do we do business here?
Surge in attacks around West Africa swells global piracy levels
IMB sounds alarm over hijacking of product tankers from anchorages in the Gulf of Guinea
Attacks on non-Saudi vessels unlikely in Red Sea, Dryad says
Threats to merchant shipping around Yemen have been evident for more than a year, where the government, backed by a Saudi-led coalition, has been fighting Houthi rebels
US condemns attack on Bahri tanker off Yemen
White House calls on Houthi rebels to refrain from any further action and engage in a peace process
Saudi tanker attacked by Yemen rebels
Threats to merchant shipping around Yemen have been evident for over a year, as fighting between the government backed by the Saudi-led coalition and Houthi rebels is spilling over to the sea
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