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Greece Highlights Maritime Security as Top Priority at UN

At the UN General Assembly, Greece emphasized the need for a new maritime security architecture based on international cooperation, citing increased threats in the Red Sea and the importance of protecting global supply chains.

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Barbosa, From Pirate to Ottoman Admiral

Hayreddin Barbarossa, initially a privateer, rose to become a key commander of the Ottoman Navy, impacting Mediterranean power dynamics in the 16th century through strategic alliances and naval victories against European powers.

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LaLiga-Cloudflare Conflict Intensifies with Alonso's Move

Former Telefónica CDO Chema Alonso joined Cloudflare, escalating the conflict between LaLiga and Cloudflare over pirate football streams; Alonso resigned from his RFEF advisory role amid the dispute.

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Greek Business Leader Condemns Government Market Intervention

SEV president Spyros Theodoropoulos criticized the Greek government for excessive market regulation, hindering business operations; Masoutis is expected to acquire the Kritikos supermarket chain; audio-visual piracy costs the Greek economy over €400 million annually.

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Chinese Fishing Vessel Rescued After Pirate Attack off Somalia

A Chinese fishing vessel illegally held off the Puntland coast by armed groups was rescued on January 13th following efforts by the Chinese government; reports suggest potential involvement of the EU's Atalanta operation, highlighting ongoing security challenges and a possible resurgence of Somali p...

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EU Extends Counter-Piracy Operation Atalanta Until 2027

The European Union extended Operation Atalanta, its counter-piracy mission in the Indian Ocean, for two more years until February 28, 2027, due to increased pirate activity and maintaining maritime security, with Spain playing a key role by hosting the headquarters and continuously deploying frigate...

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Bell Canada Faces $400M Lawsuit Over Copyright Infringement Notices

Bell Canada is being sued by five film production companies for $400 million for allegedly failing to forward 40,000 copyright infringement notices to its subscribers, a case with potential implications for ISPs and consumers in Canada.

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Piracy in Malacca and Singapore Straits Quadruples in 2024

Piracy and armed robbery incidents in the Malacca and Singapore straits nearly quadrupled to 80 in the first half of 2024, compared to 21 in the same period last year, mostly non-violent opportunistic thefts targeting bulk carriers and facilitated by increased maritime traffic and improved perpetrat...

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Houthi Attack Kills Three on Greek Cargo Ship in Red Sea

Three crew members died, and two were seriously injured in a Houthi attack on the Greek-owned Eternity C cargo ship in the Red Sea on Monday. The ship, carrying 1,400 tons of soybeans from Somalia to Jeddah, was attacked by speedboats and drones or missiles, and a rescue attempt was thwarted.

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The Evolution of Piracy: From Ancient Greece to Modern Maritime Threats

The term "pirate" evolved from its ancient Greek origins where it was socially acceptable to its current status as a criminal enterprise, impacting global maritime trade and security, with notable examples including the Straits of Malacca and Bab-el-Mandeb.

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Somali Pirates Demand $10 Million Ransom for Chinese Fishing Vessel

Pirates hijacked a Chinese fishing vessel with 18 crew members off the coast of Somalia in late November, demanding a $10 million ransom; the incident highlights persistent maritime security challenges and the complex factors contributing to the resurgence of piracy in the region.

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Chinese Fishing Vessel Hijacked off Somali Coast

On Friday, authorities reported the hijacking of a Chinese-owned fishing vessel with 18 crew members off Somalia's northeastern coast; the hijackers included the ship's security guards and local armed men, and the incident is classified as armed robbery at sea.

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