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Turkiye Cancels Indian Navy Contract

Turkiye Cancels Construction Deal It seems that as a reaction

By maritimeanalyst|August 4th, 2024|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: Anadolu Shipyard, Armenia, blue water, Cyprus Greece, Design, fleet ship, india, Indian Navy Construction Deal, kashmir, modi, pakistan, shipyard, turkiye|0 Comments

Korean Lasers Shoot Drones at Sea at $ 1.50

Mass Production of Laser Weapons South Korea is likely to

By maritimeanalyst|July 16th, 2024|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: Defense Acquisition Program Administration, drone, Hanwha Aerospace, laser, north korea, Red Sea, seoul, ship\shipping, UAV, ukraine, unmanned aerial vehicle, weapons|0 Comments

Fairy Tale Romance & Shipping

Traditional Male Dominance Threatened The maritime sector has traditionally been

By maritimeanalyst|July 3rd, 2024|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: container ship, Gianluigi Aponte, MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, Rafaela Aponte-Diamant, shipping, women, women in maritime|0 Comments

Seoul’s Acquisition of US Shipyard – Is China Next

Acquisition of Philly Shipyard Hanwha Systems and Hanwha Ocean have

By maritimeanalyst|June 27th, 2024|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: Hanwha, Jones Act, Norway, Philly, regulator, ship building, shipyards, south korea, strategic asset, unmanned, US|0 Comments

China Seoul Maritime Route – Han River & Inland Waterways

Han River Major Water Source Credit ; Korean Institute

By maritimeanalyst|June 20th, 2024|Categories: Environment & Extreme Flooding|Tags: 38th latitude line, 39th parallel, Armistice, Banpo Bridge is now installerainbow floating fountain, carbon footprint, China, depth, draught, estuaries, ferry, flooding, Gangnam, Han River, inland waterways, marine pollution, navigation, olympics, seoul, south korea, trade, trade route, Water source|0 Comments

Ore Carriers & Reko Diq Copper Gold Barrick’s Logistic Nightmare

Reko Diq Copper Gold Logistics A massive ore ship has

By maritimeanalyst|June 18th, 2024|Categories: Economy Finance & Transparency|Tags: africa, african, balochistan, Barrick, bhopal, bunker, copper gold, cost rail track, cyanid, cyanide, draught, environment, export proceeds, export processing zone, forex, france, french, gas leak, Gold, Korea, logistics, London Metal Exchange., Loulo-Gounkoto mining complex, Mali, metal price, mine, mining agreement, negotiation, niger, nuclear, ore, ore carrier, pesticide plant, port, price, railway infrastructure, Reko Diq, Reko Diq Copper Gold, revenues, ship, smelter, special processing zone, tailings, tax, tax treatment, transport, Union Carbide India Limited pesticide plant, uranium, waste disposal, zero emission, zinc|0 Comments

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