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“We Were Abducted in the Open Seas” – Thunberg

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg recently described her experience of being detained by Israeli forces while in international waters, as she arrived at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport following her deportation from Israel. Upon her arrival in Paris, Thunberg remarked, "We were kidnapped in international waters." This statement underscores what she views as another intentional violation of human rights within a broader context of ongoing injustices in the region. She emphasized that while her experience was troubling, it…

Turkish Parliament Greenlights Prolongation of Naval Operations in Gulf of Aden and Somali Seas

Mogadishu (AX) – In a recent move that draws attention to the complex geopolitics of the region, the Turkish Parliament has given its nod to an important presidential motion. This decision greenlights the continued deployment of Turkish naval forces in certain strategic waters: the Gulf of Aden, the waters off the Somali coast, the Arabian Sea, and nearby regions. Scheduled to remain in effect until February 10 next year, this extension underscores Türkiye’s unwavering resolve in tackling the maritime threats lurking in…

OPINION: Northeastern State’s Hidden Struggle—Safeguarding Our Seas, Ensuring Our Tomorrow

OP-ED: Northeastern State’s Underwater Dilemma—Protecting Our Oceans, Securing Our Legacy OP-ED| Picture this: around 140 dolphins gathered lifeless on the shores of Northeastern State. It’s a somber spectacle akin to the opening scene of a drama that speaks volumes about the invisible turmoil brewing under the sea's surface. Out of these, only 30 made a miraculous return to the ocean, a poignant reminder of the silent cries of our marine ecosystems. This isn’t just an isolated mishap; it’s the proverbial canary in the coal…

Pirates Make a Comeback in Somalia’s Perilous Seas

NAIROBI, Kenya - Word on the street is that infamous pirates have staged a comeback in Somalia's treacherous waters. This follows a calm period of five months during which security forces actively tried to put a lid on pirate activities. This week, EUNAVFOR — those naval protectors under Operation ATALANTA — have sounded the alarm. They've spotted a sketchy bunch known as a pirate action group (PAG) sneaking away from Somalia’s north-central shoreline. The alert hints that pirates might be sweeping back into Somali

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