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How Fast Response Cutters have Transformed Coast Guard Operations in Guam

Although the U.S. Coast Guard Micronesia District of Guam has existed in its current form for only a few years. It has had a significant impact on the resumption of the U.S. Cooperation in Oceania. In 2021, the force was formerly known as Sector Guam simultaneously. Commissioned three Sentinel-class Fast Response Cutters (FRC) at Santa […]

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Indonesia Bolsters Naval Power with Submarine Deal

Industry News / Anmol

Indonesia is strengthening its naval capabilities and also increasing. Its commitment to maritime sovereignty through agreements with Naval Group and PT PAL. The agreement, signed on March 28, 2024, marks the beginning of a new wave. Of naval warfare technology transfer and domestic production. Amid growing regional security concerns, Indonesia’s decision to adopt a fully

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The Australian Surface Fleet Dilemma & Tier 2

Industry News / Anmol

The Australian Government released its long-awaited response on 20 February. Outlining its intentions to modernize and expand the Royal Australian Navy’s (RAN) surface fleet. The announcement itself followed the original Defense Strategic Review (DSR) published in May 2023. The former DSR abstained from making recommendations to address the challenges facing the Royal Australian Navy. Instead,

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Chess Dynamics to Provide Surveillance Systems for Australia’s Hunter Class Frigates

Industry News / Anmol

The system provides the RAN with state-of-the-art surveillance capabilities to detect. Track and identify ground and air targets as part of the Hunter Class Frigate program. High-precision tracking data is expected to enable passive targeting of weapon systems, reducing the overall burden on operators. Sea Eagle FCEO was selected for integration into several global naval

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No One Will Win In Container Shipping’s Game Of Chicken

Industry News, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

The best way to win a game of chicken is to show that you are fearless, unpredictable, and a bit reckless. This is the approach taken by large container shipping companies. Despite having already ordered enough vessels to result in overcapacity, they continue to order more to gain a larger share of the market. In

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Iranians on Edge as Leaders say ‘Tel Aviv is our Battleground

Merchant Navy Info, Industry News / Anmol

Tehran is tense two days after Iran’s unprecedented direct attack on Israel. Most Iranians are concerned about the war and its impact on Iran’s already struggling economy. And the country’s elite Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) launched more than 300 drones and missiles on Saturday night. A long list of domestic and international Iranian activists

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Iran Has Another Trick Up Its Sleeve Apart from Missiles and Drones

Industry News, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

Two days ago, the container ship MSC Aries was hijacked in the Strait of Hormuz by Iranian forces and brought to anchor off the coast of Iran. Lost in the noise of the missile and drone attacks twenty-four hours later, this incident remains worthy of a closer look for two reasons. First, suppose the Iranians are challenging

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Goldman Sees Limited Upside for Oil Prices Despite Rising Geopolitical Risk

Industry News / Anmol

Analysts at Goldman Sachs dismissed recent events between Iran and Israel as a bullish factor for oil prices, citing potential hedging by oil producers. According to FXStreet, the bank said, “Our commodity strategists do not expect significant further increases in oil prices,” adding, “Hedge funds continue to short U.S. energy stocks for the third week

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The Geopolitical Gambit: Potential Closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Global Supply Chains

Industry News / Umar Farooq

Tensions in the Middle East escalated this weekend as Iran carried out a response attack on Israel. While it feels difficult to do so during times like these, our job as investors is to evaluate what impact the conflict might have on the global economy. Also, the financial markets and then decide if we need

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Industry News

How Fast Response Cutters have Transformed Coast Guard Operations in Guam

Indonesia Bolsters Naval Power with Submarine Deal

The Australian Surface Fleet Dilemma & Tier 2

Chess Dynamics to Provide Surveillance Systems for Australia’s Hunter Class Frigates

No One Will Win In Container Shipping’s Game Of Chicken

Iranians on Edge as Leaders say ‘Tel Aviv is our Battleground

Iran Has Another Trick Up Its Sleeve Apart from Missiles and Drones

Goldman Sees Limited Upside for Oil Prices Despite Rising Geopolitical Risk

The Geopolitical Gambit: Potential Closure of the Strait of Hormuz and Global Supply Chains

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