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Blasts Spills and UN

Russian Crude at Discount With the increase in ocean borne trade and vessels the incidents of blasts and spills have correspondingly increased at ports and coasts. Although the maritime sector is relatively regulated rising costs of insurance of ships lets inspections and survey of ships worthiness slip in some jurisdictions. The shipping sector has witnessed

Dollars Wheat & Ports

Largest Wheat Importer The population of Egypt, the most populous Arab state, is around 104 million and to put things in perspective is perhaps the worlds biggest importer of wheat. The impact of the conflict in Ukraine and subsequent hiking of interest rates, accompanied by a surge in global energy prices compelling foreign investment to

Cocaine cartels , seaports and AI

As reported by Euractiv , in the year 2021 records were created for cocaine seizures in the Belgian port of Antwerp. The port of Rotterdam has millions of containers unloaded at its berths acquiring the distinction of being Europe’s largest seaport unfortunately correspondingly  increasing amount of cocaine are entering. A drug cartel operating from the

EMERGENCE OF BLUE ECONOMY

  Term Blue Economy The term “blue economy” entered common parlance after  the United Nations (UN) Conference on Sustainable Development  held in the year 2012 to promote marine ecosystem integrated management .Yet the ensuing concluding remarks did not allude to the word blue. The emphasis during the UN conference was about building adequate capacity for

Flood Relief & Complementary Development of Inland Waterways

Post Floods & Inland Waterway Development Flood waters have not completely receded  in the province of Sindh and flood rehabilitation efforts need to be intensified in terms of flood management, building protective dykes, rebuilding infrastructure, excavation and dredging of canals and initiating Inland Waterways for Cruise and Freight with logistic nodes along the length of

Global Naval Maritime Exhibition Conference Abu Dhabi UAE

Global Naval Maritime Exhibition Abu Dhabi  NAVDEX 2023 is the region’s leading naval defence and maritime security exhibition scheduled to take place in February 2023 at Abu Dhabi under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE. Such conferences , exhibitions and events can be categorised as segments of the

By |2023-01-15T08:31:39+00:00January 14th, 2023|Categories: News|Tags: , , , , , , , |0 Comments

Ukraine & Containers Pile

Sanctions & Disruption of Energy Supply Chain Courtesy The Japan Times After the conflict in Ukraine erupted Russian supply of oil and piped gas  to the European Union got severely disrupted. The US and EU imposed sanctions as well as a price cap on Russian crude. The ostensible purpose seems to be to curb Russia's

Uranium Kazakhstan & Monopolies

Russian Monopoly Russia retains a monopoly over the uranium conversion infrastructure.   The world’s largest producer and exporter of natural raw uranium is Kazatomprom which has a joint venture with a Canadian firm.Kazatomprom has the largest uranium reserve base in the nuclear industry.Raw uranium has to be refined and enriched in order to be utilised

By |2023-07-13T03:09:38+00:00January 12th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: , , , , , , |0 Comments

OFAC publishes guidance on the price cap sanctions for Russian oil

OFAC has now published its formal guidance on the price cap sanctions for Russian oil entering into force on December 5, 2022. The price cap policy is intended to maintain a reliable supply of oil to the global markets while reducing the revenues the Russian Federation earns from its oil after the conflict in Ukraine inflated

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