Tag #Ocean Governance

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china.org.cn
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China's Four-Dimensional Approach to Sustainable Ocean Development

China released a report on Sunday, December 15, 2024, proposing a four-dimensional approach to sustainable ocean development—technological innovation, rule-making cooperation, people-to-people exchanges, and maritime security—as part of its vision for a maritime community with a shared future.

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europe.chinadaily.com.cn
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IUU Fishing: A Geopolitical Tool or Conservation Measure?

The International Day for the Fight against IUU Fishing, established in 2017, highlights the evolution of IUU fishing regulations from a technical issue to a tool for geopolitical maneuvering, particularly by the US against China, impacting developing nations disproportionately.

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forbes.com
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U.S. to Consider Deep-Sea Mineral Extraction Lease in American Samoa

The U.S. Department of the Interior will consider a mineral extraction lease in American Samoa's South Pacific waters, marking the first such proposal in 30 years, following a request from Impossible Metals, and in line with President Trump's Executive Order, but raising concerns about international...

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EU Announces Sweeping Ocean Act, Details Scarce

The European Commission proposed a new Ocean Act by 2027 to manage EU waters, aiming to update existing legislation, improve cross-sectoral coordination, and reduce administrative burdens; however, specifics are limited, opening the way for future policy fights.

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africa.chinadaily.com.cn
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IUU Fishing: Geopolitics and Global Cooperation

The concept of illegal, unreported, and unregulated (IUU) fishing evolved from a need to regulate high-seas fishing, initially driven by the US and Western countries, but has become a geopolitical tool, with China advocating for a more cooperative approach.

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