UN Sanctions Breached Says UK Britain’s HMS Richmond has been enforcing United Nations sanctions and announced on September 26th that after much research and evidence found,
Exploration Submarines to Map the Ocean in the Future The main reason for increased interest in sustainable ocean energy infrastructure is the United Nations Undersea 2030
Biden’s climate envoy is officially backing the International Maritime Organization’s efforts to decarbonize shipping. By Michael McGrady, Maritime Direct Americas & Pacific Correspondent WASHINGTON —
Five staff agencies in the United Nations have openly called for seafarers to be vaccinated. By Michael McGrady, Maritime Direct Americas & Pacific Correspondent GENEVA
A coalition of industry trade organizations and stakeholder groups has announced their support for a so-called moonshot effort to decarbonize the global shipping industry by
A long-standing maritime dispute between Israel and Lebanon may finally see a resolution. Modern Diplomacy reports about the possibility of Israel and Lebanon resolving the
In the latest chapter of external forces reacting to one of the most unique humanitarian crises to hit the world since the pandemic began, investors
The Japanese bulker Wakashio ran aground on the coral reef off the coast of Mauritius in late July of 2020. Now, the UN Human Rights
The agreement demarcates the maritime boundaries separating Greece and Egypt. Greek Reporters reports about an online post from the United Nation’s Division for Ocean Affairs
