In the choppy waters of international maritime disputes, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) is navigating a delicate balance between legitimacy and authority. A recent study published in *Mimbar Hukum* (translated as “Law Tribu
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In the shadowy corners of global maritime commerce, a growing phenomenon known as “shadow fleets” is causing waves. These clandestine operations, operating under the radar, are becoming a significant headache for regulators and a disruptor in the ind
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In a significant stride towards sustainable marine propulsion, researchers have unveiled a novel wave actuator designed to harness the power of ocean waves to propel boats. This innovative technology, detailed in a recent study published in the journ
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In the ever-evolving world of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), a groundbreaking development has emerged from the College of Mechatronical Engineering at the Beijing Institute of Technology. Dr. Lingyun Tian and his team have introduced a novel method
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In the bustling, often treacherous waters of the Mediterranean Sea, maritime migratory incidents have become an all-too-common occurrence. Almost daily, reports of such incidents surface, sparking significant scientific interest and prompting the dev
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In the complex world of Canadian port operations, where safety, security, and environmental concerns intertwine, managing risk isn’t just a solo endeavor—it’s a team sport. That’s where the work of Elvira Meléndez, an assistant professor in the Indus
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In a significant stride towards enhancing maritime safety, a recent study led by Luis García Rodríguez from the School of Industrial and Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Cantabria, Spain, has shed light on the benefits of implement
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In a significant stride towards decarbonizing the maritime sector, a recent study led by Cong Wang from the School of Maritime Economics and Management at Dalian Maritime University in China has shed light on the optimal alternative fuel configuratio
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In a world where maritime professionals spend countless hours operating heavy machinery and navigating vessels, the insidious effects of whole-body vibration (WBV) exposure can often go unnoticed, yet the risks are very real. A recent study, publishe
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In the ever-evolving world of maritime communications, a new player is making waves: blockchain technology. This isn’t just about cryptocurrencies; it’s about revolutionizing how we handle data and secure communications at sea. Georgi Dimitrov, from
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