• NOVEMBER 27, 2012
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    Unusually, Somalia Legally Detains Ship

      Somali authorities have seized a North Korean vessel for allegedly dumping cement off the country’s coast, & will prosecute. A North Korean-flagged ship and its crew were captured by the quasi-government of Puntland near the coast of the Puntland port city of Bossaso while discharging some 5,000 tons of cement, NK News said, citing

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    • AUGUST 20, 2013
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    United Asean will try to convince China on sea code of conduct

      The countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) will speak as one to convince China to negotiate a binding agreement on conduct in the disputed West Philippine Sea (South China Sea), a stand that was reached after initial discord on the contentious issue. Philippine Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario said Saturday ministers

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    • JANUARY 21, 2013
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    Understanding Somali Piracy on Land and Sea

      Since its explosion in 2007, piracy has become one more reason for the negative news coverage Somalia has been receiving the past two decades. However this year has been a turning point in the fight against piracy and many are celebrating the decline in the number of attacks as the end of the phenomenon.

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    • AUGUST 13, 2012
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    UN chief launches initiative to protect oceans

      Yeosu, South Korea (ANTARA News/AFP) – The UN chief Sunday announced an initiative to protect oceans from pollution and over-fishing and to combat rising sea levels which threaten hundreds of millions of people. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said the initiative, called the Oceans Compact, sets out a strategic vision for the UN

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