Russian Shipowner Arrested in Bulgaria Over Connection to 2020 Beirut Explosion
Bulgarian authorities have arrested a Russian shipowner linked to the 2020 Beirut blast, which killed over 200 people. The arrest ...
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Undercover Operation Unveils Illegal Transshipping Activities in Liberia!
Sea Shepherd Global has reported a significant crackdown on illegal fishing practices in Liberia, with two vessels caught engaged in ...
Comoros Enters Uncharted Waters: The Nation’s First ICSID Claim
Comoros is facing its first-ever claim from the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), signaling a pivotal moment ...
Chagos Islands Negotiations Highlight Mauritius’s Growing Influence
Recent negotiations between the UK and Mauritius over the contested Chagos Islands highlight Mauritius's growing diplomatic influence. As the island ...
Cook Islands Takes Bold Stand: Deflags 12 Sanctions-Busting Tankers, Rejects ‘Dark Fleet’ Label
The Cook Islands has deflagged 12 tankers accused of breaching sanctions, dismissing the "dark fleet" label often attached to its ...
Morocco Disputes ECJ Fisheries Deal Ruling, Points Out Legal Flaws
Morocco Dismisses ECJ Decision on Fisheries Agreement Due to Legal Misjudgments Overview of the Dispute In a significant turn of ...
Transforming Lives and Economies: The Impact of Measles Vaccination in Lesotho
Nestled in the vibrant landscapes of Lesotho, the Gavi-supported measles vaccination initiative is not only protecting children from severe illness...
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