The new Stable Seas Gulf of Guinea report provides a comprehensive summary of issues related to the blue economy in West and Central Africa. It

How relevant are small navies in comparison to much larger powers such as the United States or China? When they are used in the right

Interviews gathered by academics at the Seafarers International Research Centre (SIRC) reveal that seafarers are often faced with corruption in ports. In practice, they have

In June 2020, the World Trade Organization (WTO) will hold a meeting in Kazakhstan. An agreement to curb harmful fisheries subsidies is on the agenda

From 8 to 11 September 2020, the Corbett Centre will host a large maritime security-themed conference at King’s College in London. It will focus upon

Piracy off the Somali coastline has not made a lot of headlines in the recent past. Nevertheless, there are important lessons to be learned from

The Bonita had been anchored off Benin for several days, waiting for a berth in the port of Cotonou. On November 2, 2019 the crew

The ecological, social and economic costs of illegal fishing affects coastal communities across the world. So Ecotrust Canada is proud to announce the launch of

Increasing concerns about maritime security threats in the Gulf of Guinea have put pressure on governments across West and Central Africa in recent years. Nigeria

While I have been interviewed quite often in the past, I have never been invited to a podcast. That changed several days ago, thanks to