• MAY 22, 2013
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    EU To Provide Over €37 Million To Fight Piracy In Eastern And Southern Africa

      The EU will provide some €37 million to strengthen the fight against piracy in several Eastern and Southern African countries through support for the Programme to promote Regional Maritime Security (MASE). In the past decade, the level of maritime insecurity in the region’s waters has become the highest in the world, undermining development and

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    • JUNE 22, 2012
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    EU Orders Report On Tanker Security

      Brussels is to study the consequences of a terrorist attack on a tanker carrying liquefied natural gas, oil or chemicals. The European Commission’s mobility and transport directorate has called for tender documents on the study — the latest in a series of maritime security reports — to be submitted by August 15. The purpose

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    • JANUARY 28, 2013
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    EU Needs a New Strategy to Combat Maritime Piracy

      In a bid to move the EU away from its current piecemeal action against piracy, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has put forward a comprehensive strategy to combat this scourge. The strategy was discussed by decision-makers and stakeholders at a hearing organised yesterday by the Committee. “Piracy is not only a maritime

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    • JANUARY 28, 2013
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    EU NAVFOR Transfers 12 Suspect Pirates to Mauritius for Prosecution After Attack on Merchant Ship off Somalia

      Following an attack in early January on a merchant vessel 260 miles off the Somali Coast, twelve men suspected of committing an act of piracy, were today transferred by EU Naval Force warship FS Surcouf to the Mauritian authorities for prosecution. When the attack happened on 5th January, the master of the merchant vessel

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