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Maritime News
Op-Ed: Strait of Hormuz Tests the Limits of the Law of the Sea
Every escalation in the Strait of Hormuz raises the same question: can international law keep one of the world’s most…
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Maritime News
What Does UNCLOS Say About the U.S. Boarding of Bella 1?
[By Andrew Serdy]Relations between the US and Russia have hit a fresh bump after the US coastguard boarded a vessel sailing in…
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Maritime News
At Manila Dialogue, Contemplating UNCLOS Rights and China’s Might
[By Euan Graham]Last week’s Manila Dialogue demonstrated that the Philippines is far from cowed or isolated in the face of China’s continued…
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Maritime News
Canadian Mining Firm Seeks U.S. Permit to Bypass UN Seabed Rules
The Trump administration may be willing to help a Canadian company get a head start on seabed mining in…
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Maritime News
How Do Unmanned Warships Fit Into the Law of the Sea?
[By Takeo Imura] Unmanned systems technologies possess great potential for changing the landscape of military operations. Today's unmanned systems…
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Marine World
Beyond G7 Gunboats: The Case for Naval Diplomacy to Secure the Red Sea
Both the G7 and the US-led military coalition have been unsuccessful in protecting trade in the Red Sea, Black Sea…
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Maritime News
The Sino-Japanese Maritime Dispute in the East China Sea
[By Yoichiro Sato] In August 2020 China lifted the annual summer ban on its fleet’s fishing in the East China…
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Maritime News
Op-Ed: ASEAN Sends Muddled Message on South China Sea
[By Dr Mark J. Valencia] On June 26, the leaders of the ten-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) held their…
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Maritime News
Op-Ed: ASEAN Sends Muddled Message on South China Sea
[By Dr Mark J. Valencia] On June 26, the leaders of the ten-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) held their…
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