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Japan sends its own force to Strait of Hormuz
Japan has decided to go it alone and send a JSDF force to the Strait of Hormuz. It has refused to link up with the US-led joint protection force. The US is its biggest military ally but it has trade links with Iran, particularly around oil, that it will not want to sever
Shipowners demand EU action to combat Gulf of Guinea piracy
The Gulf of Guinea accounted for 86% of incidents globally in which crew members were taken hostage and nearly 82% of kidnappings in the first nine months of 2019, according to the IMB
Iranian tanker continues to spill oil after Red Sea ‘attack’
Although the precise details of the incident that occured on the Iranian vessel are unknown, radar images appear, on the face of it, to confirm that the vessel is leaking oil
Iran says it will respond to ‘cowardly attack’ on tanker
‘We did not engage in such behaviour at all,’ Saudi Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Adel al-Jubeir told reporters in Riyadh on Sunday
Iranian tanker ‘hit by missiles’ in suspected terror attack
Iran said one of its oil tankers has been hit by missiles near Saudi Arabia’s port city of Jeddah, causing an oil spill
CMA CGM appoints head of security
The French group’s new head of security had been the chief negotiator when the luxury cruise yacht Le Ponant, which was owned by CMA CGM at the time, was seized by Somali pirates in 2008
Stena Impero crew ‘free and in good spirits’ after 10 weeks of detention
The 16 crew members who have been detained in the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas since July 19 have finally been reunited with family in Dubai and are reported to be in ‘high spirits’
Viewpoint: Are you feeling vulnerable?
If our dependence on sea trade is to continue, we need to think about how maritime supply lines need to be defended
Stena Impero still in Iran, says owner
The tanker has been held by Iran since being seized in July amid rising tensions in the Gulf
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