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Nuclear Ships Piracy

Nuclear Shipping Greenhouse Gas Emissions In 2018 the International Maritime

By maritimeanalyst|July 8th, 2025|Categories: Environment & Extreme Flooding|Tags: ammonia, Arctic, batteries, carbon emissions, Daewoo, diesel, emmissions, environment, green house gas, hazardous, hazardous chemical waste, houthi rebel, huandai, ice breakers, IMO, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Korean Nuclear Shipyards, marine fuels, nuclear, nuclear accidents, nuclear comtamination, nuclear disasters, nuclear icebreaker, offshore nuclear power plants, piracy, radioactive, reactors, regulations, russian, ships, SOLAS, waste, yemen|0 Comments

IHO Maritime Cyber Security

International Hydrographic Organization introduces modernised Hydrographic Geospatial data standard To

Maritime Fund for Pakistan’s Coastal Communities

Maritime Educational Endowment Fund Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Mr

Remittances & Women Seafarers

Philippine Leads Since decades the seafarers of Philippines have remained

Critical Minerals Lithium & US

Rare Metals & US Defense The United States of America

By maritimeanalyst|May 8th, 2025|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: Azerbaijan, BRI, caspian, Caspian ports, central asia, Central Asia logistics, Central Asian rail, China, China Belt and Road Initiative, China Caspian Ports, China Transit Caspian Port, Climate Caused Caspian Water Loss, Climate Change Central Asia Logistics, cobalt, copper, Critical mineral, critical mineral supply chains, Dam Caused Caspian Water Loss, Dam caused draught water loss, energy minerals, Executive order, georgia, georgia Port, Georgia’s Anakalia Deep Sea Port, Kazakhstan, lead, lithium, logistical uncertainty, Logistical Uncertainty across Central Asian Critical Mineral Mining Transit Routes, middle corridor, mineral container capacity, mineral shipping capacity, nickel, rail gauge, rail standard gauge, Rare mineral, refining capacity, russia, trump, turkmenistan, uranium, US, zinc|0 Comments

Indus Basin Water Treaty – India Aggressive Posturing

Indus Basin Water Treaty The of 1960, between India and

By maritimeanalyst|April 24th, 2025|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: arbitration water, india, India Aggressive Posturing, Indus Basin Water Treaty, pakistan, posturing, rivers|0 Comments

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