• MARCH 19, 2014
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    It’s a Pirate’s Life for Indonesia, as Piracy Attacks Spike

    The Oscar-nominated film Captain Philips brought the threat of Somali piracy to the big screen last year. But if it were highlighting the current reality, it would have been better set in Indonesia. The sprawling archipelago has become the world’s top spot for pirate attacks, according to “Safety and Shipping Review 2014,” a report by

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    • MARCH 18, 2014
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    Samudera Shipping Line : Sale Of A Chemical Tanker, Sinar Anyer

    Further to the Company’s announcement made on 28 February 2014, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Samudera Shipping Line Ltd (the “Company”) wishes to announce that the disposal of Sinar Anyer, a 2,781-dwt chemical tanker, was completed on 12 March 2014. The disposal is not expected to have any material impact on the consolidated

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    • MARCH 18, 2014
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    Vessel Should Put Fish Catch In Domestic Processing Unit

    JAKARTA-The government will issue new policy that required fishing vessel to put its catch in fish processing unit (UPI) in Indonesia, claimed to free Indonesia from dependency on fish import. Previously, there was no such policy so UPI often finds it difficult to obtain supply of fresh fish. There is a tendency the catches from

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    • MARCH 17, 2014
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    Navy shows off latest warships, weapons

    The Indonesian Navy showcased its latest primary weapons systems during a ceremony at the Madura Pier, the Eastern Fleet headquarters in Surabaya, East Java, on Wednesday. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono inspected the military hardware, which included warships, missiles and helicopters. “We do not want a war but if we have to fight to defend our

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    • MARCH 17, 2014
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    Indian Ocean Daunting Place to Find Plane

    The southern Indian Ocean, where investigators suspect missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may have come down, is one place where a commercial airliner can crash without a ship spotting it, a radar plotting it or even a satellite picking it up. The empty expanse of water is one of the most remote places in the

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    • MARCH 14, 2014
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    Indonesia’s Military Flexes Muscle as S. China Sea Dispute Looms

    Jakarta. In a move that could have serious repercussions for the security situation in the South China Sea, Indonesian officials on Wednesday acknowledged that China was claiming part of Indonesia’s Riau Islands province as its own territory. The Indonesian Military’s (TNI) Air Commodore Fahru Zaini, who is a member of the defense strategy unit at

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    • MARCH 14, 2014
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    Southeast Asia continues to be shipping black spot: Allianz

    Singapore: A study made by European insurance giant Allianz on worldwide maritime losses shows that once again Southeast Asia is a black spot for shipping. Shipping losses continued their downward trend with 94 losses reported worldwide in 2013, coming in below 100 for only the second time in 12 years, Allianz said. According to the

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