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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERPLAY OF LAW AND TECHNOLOGY WITHIN THE MARITIME DOMAIN

Keywords: Law, International Law, Maritime Law, Technology, Technological development, Development of Law. *** Introduction As it always has, science and technology (“technology”) continue to revolutionise the maritime domain.[1]  Its civilian as well as military spheres are affected in lasting ways by technological advancements such as autonomous shipping and weapons, artificial intelligence, blockchain, etc.  At the […]

27 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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A Contemporary Assessment of the Maritime Impact of the India-US Foundational Agreements

India has situated its maritime defence partnership with the United States (US) within a broader bilateral and multilateral framework in recent years to manage various traditional and non-traditional challenges in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR).  Arguably, the US is now believed to view the IOR through a South Asian and potentially Indian lens.[1]  The US […]

24 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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Book Review: “The Next Stop: Natural Gas and India’s Journey to a Clean Energy Future”. Vikram Singh Mehta, ed. Noida

HarperCollins Publishers, 2021. 640 pages, Rs 490 (Hardcover) The world is yearning for a breath of fresh air — a more sustainable and secure energy future.  This burning desire is especially evident in India, a nation grappling with its ever-growing energy needs. Vikram Singh Mehta’s edited volume, “The Next Stop: Natural Gas and India’s Journey […]

21 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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DATA AS A FACILITATOR IN MARITIME RISK PROFILING OF THE WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN (WIO)

Abstract The threat landscape in the maritime domain extends beyond the confines of the sea, often spilling over from land. The land-based groups, falling under the category of Violent Non-State Actors (VNSAs), have been increasingly acquiring maritime capabilities, to exploit the vast swath of seas at their disposal for propagating violence.  This land-Sea nexus of […]

21 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION’s KEY MARITIME SECURITY ENGAGEMENTS IN THE INDIAN OCEAN

Abstract The European Union (EU) is striving to increase its footprint in the Indo-Pacific as a reliable ‘maritime security provider’.  In February of 2022, cognisant of the different outlooks, visions and guidelines promulgated by Australia, ASEAN, Japan, and three EU member-states, namely, France, Germany, and Netherlands, the EU enunciated its Indo-Pacific strategy, entitled the ‘EU […]

17 April 2024 /0 Comments/by

RTD with US Army War College on 16 April 2024

On 16 April 2024, the NMF hosted the US Army War College team, led by Dr Patrick Bratton, Associate Professor of National Security and Strategy Studies, and Director of the South Asia Regional Studies Program, at the US Army War College. The visiting delegation was provided an overview of Indian maritime security imperatives in a […]

16 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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BALLAST-WATER MANAGEMENT ALTERNATIVES OFFERED BY BALLAST-FREE SHIPPING (PART 1)

Abstract Ballast water, crucial for safe maritime operations, poses significant risks by transporting various marine species, leading to ecological disruptions and bio-invasions.  The inadvertent transfer of these species has caused widespread environmental degradation.  However, the shipping industry faces significant challenges in respect of the technological, ecological, economic, and health impacts of using seawater as ballast.  […]

16 April 2024 /0 Comments/by

RTD with US Naval War College on 15 April 2024

On 15 April 2024, the NMF hosted the US Naval War College team led by RAdm Peter A. Garvin, President US Naval War College. The visiting delegation was provided an overview of Indian maritime security imperatives in a rapidly changing milieu, following which both sides exchanged views on contemporary issues of mutual interest.

15 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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BOOK REVIEW: “THE MARITIME FULCRUM OF THE INDO-PACIFIC: INDONESIA AND MALAYSIA RESPOND TO CHINA’S CREEPING EXPANSION IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA”

Scott Bentley. Newport, Rhode Island: Naval War College Press, 2023. 118 Pages, ISBN 978-1-935352-80 China Maritime Studies Institute (CMSI), U.S. Naval War College. The southern part of the South China Sea – from Indonesia’s Natuna Islands to the South Luconia Shoals – holds greater significance than the more widely discussed Spratly or Paracel Island groups […]

13 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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ASSESSING INDIA’S LEGAL PREPAREDNESS FOR SEABED MINING: PART II

This article constitutes the concluding segment of a two-part research paper written for policymakers within the Government of India, as also for the wider legal community in India and abroad.  The first part[1] collated provisions of international law including established norms pertaining to seabed mining and sought to furnish relevant ‘baseline information’.  This second part […]

12 April 2024 /0 Comments/by
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COASTAL EROSION AND ADAPTATION MEASURES: AN ASSESSMENT

Abstract Coastal erosion is now widely recognised as a significant global issue due to its adverse impacts on critical infrastructure, beach erosion, and the degradation of wetlands.  These effects, in turn, have consequential implications for coastal communities and economies worldwide.  This concern is particularly noteworthy given that a substantial majority, approximately 84%, of the world’s […]

11 April 2024 /0 Comments/by

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