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Articles, Blue Economy & Climate Change (BECC)

THE INDIAN OCEAN REGION: IN PURSUIT OF BLUE ECONOMY

The  Indian  Ocean  has  immense  potential  in  providing  sustainable  livelihood  and economic development to its littoral countries. Exploring marine resources for economic development  while significantly reducing  environmental  risks and  ecological  scarcities has now come to be known as Blue Economy. There are many initiatives that have been taken up so far, since the evolution of […]

9 October 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
Public International Maritime Law (PIML), Vijay Sakhuja

SOUTH CHINA SEA RECLAMATIONS: CHINA MAKES ‘PUBLIC GOODS’ ARGUMENT

Earlier  this  month,  during  the  ASEAN  Regional  Forum  (ARF)  and  Foreign  Ministers’ Meetings  of  the  East  Asia  Summit  (EAS)  meetings  in  Kuala  Lumpur,  Malaysia,  the Chinese Foreign  Minister Wang  Yi elaborated on China’s  position  on the South China Sea   and   assured   that   his   country   endorses   and   upholds   international   norms   for unimpeded  maritime  transit  by  global  […]

18 August 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
Holistic Maritime Security-Maritime Geostrategies, Intern

THE US-JAPAN ALLIANCE: JAPAN’S SECURITY PROVIDER?

The Security Environment in East Asia The East China Sea dispute presents a major challenge for the US-Japan alliance. This dispute is over the Senkaku (Diayou in Chinese) Islands, a group of five islands in the East China Sea that are uninhabited and currently controlled by Japan, but contested by the People‟s Republic of China […]

15 August 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
Marine, Maritime & Naval technology, Vijay Sakhuja

MARITIME CYBER ATTACKS ARE A REALITY

The  International  Maritime  Organisation’s  (IMO)  initiatives  to  ensure  physical  safety and  security  of   maritime  infrastructure  have  proven  successful  and  a  number  of regulatory  mechanisms  are  in  place  to  ensure  safe  and  secure  commerce.  The  IMO  is now developing guidelines against cyber-attacks on the maritime infrastructure. At the 94th  session of the Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) […]

7 July 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
Holistic Maritime Security-Maritime Geostrategies, Vijay Sakhuja

ROHINGYA CRISIS: A NEW PARADIGM FOR NAVIES

A  humanitarian  crisis  in  the  Bay  of  Bengal  has  attracted  international  attention;  over 4,000  Rohingya  migrants,  also  referred  to  as  the  ‘boat  people’,  embarked  on   rickety vessels have been sighted or intercepted  by  the maritime  security  forces of  Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar and Thailand. Many more may still be at sea and their handlers are waiting […]

9 June 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
Articles, Environment issues, Kapil Narula

WORLD OCEANS DAY

World Ocean Day (WOD), celebrated on 08  June every year, brings an opportunity to raise global  awareness  of the impacts of  human actions on the ocean, and to mobilize support for sustainable global ocean management. It was first proposed in 1992 by the Government  of  Canada at  the Earth Summit  in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil  […]

8 June 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
Articles, Capt Gurpreet S Khurana, Holistic Maritime Security-Maritime Geostrategies

CHINA CHALLENGES THE UNIPOLAR WORLD ORDER: AN ASSESSMENT OF CHINA’S DEFENCE WHITE PAPER 2014

China  has  been  issuing  Defence  White  Papers  biennially  since  1998.  The  ninth  White Paper of 2014 titled ‘China’s Military Strategy’  was released recently in May 2015. This essay seeks to analyse the salient aspects of the document, particularly in context of the preceding document of 2012 released in April 2013. In comparison to the Defence […]

3 June 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
Articles, ARTICLES FROM 2015, Holistic Maritime Security-Maritime Geostrategies

CAN ASEAN PREVENT THE INEVITABLE IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA?

The  26th  ASEAN  Summit  concluded  in  Kuala  Lumpur  on  27  April  2015  with  the ministers   once   again   ‘sharing   concerns’   over   the   outstanding   maritime   territorial disputes  in  the  South  China  Sea  (SCS).  In  acknowledgment  of  certain  member  states’ alarm  at  China’s  expanding  footprint  in  the  disputed  island  groups,  a  reference  was made   in   the   Chairman’s   Statement   […]

28 May 2015 /0 Comments/by admin
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