Another Chinese missile tracking vessel in Indian Ocean Region as India issues new NOTAM
NEW DELHI : A Chinese satellite and missile tracking vessel is approaching the Indian Ocean, raising concerns in India, said Damien Symon, a geo-intelligence expert, on Friday. He also said that one more Chinese
Indian Navy plays important role in the Indian Ocean Region on anti-piracy missions to counter Somali pirates
NEW DELHI : The Indian Navy is playing an important role as a security provider in the Indian Ocean Region, with repeated operations demonstrating its capabilities, particularly in the north-western Indian Ocean, where security
The future of global trade : UNCTAD announces first-ever Global Supply Chain Forum
GENEVA : In a world facing unprecedented challenges, the Global Supply Chain Forum (GSCF) 2024 is set to provide a crucial platform for leaders and experts to discuss the changing landscape of international trade and logistics.
Sea-Intelligence sees 2023 profitability close to pre-pandemic levels
COPENHAGEN : In 2023, all ocean carriers saw sharp year-on-year declines in their revenues, ranging between 46.6% and 62.6%, according to the latest Sea-Intelligence report. The Danish maritime data analysis firm noted that the
IRClass Systems and Solutions launches a suite of sustainability services
MUMBAI : IRClass Systems and Solutions Pvt Ltd (ISSPL), through its division – Indian Register Quality Systems, a leading provider of management systems certification services, has announced the introduction of a pioneering initiative aimed
Exporters seeking to avail duty concessions on shipments to UK, to follow new British rules : DGFT
NEW DELHI : Exporters seeking to avail duty concessions on shipments to the UK will have to adhere to the new British rules under the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS). In a trade notice,
Indian Ocean region dominates Maritime Security
NEW DELHI : While the Indian government’s focus from January 2021 was fixed on the Indo-Pacific with a sustained endeavour to strengthen the Quad, policy attention has shifted back to the Indian Ocean since
Indian Navy operation on high seas led to arrest of 35 pirates, rescue of 17 hostages
NEW DELHI : A high-tempo operation carried out by Indian Navy on the high seas 2,600 km from the Indian coast has led to the arrest of 35 armed pirates, while 17 crew members