Maritime Crime Figures for Q1 2016
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ABC News 24 talk to Dryad COO, Ian Millen
ABC News 24 recently invited Dryad Chief Operating Officer, Ian Millen to their London studio to take part in a discussion about reports that...
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CSO Alliance Interview: Dryad’s Ian Millen On What More Can Be Done To Support CSOs
In the concluding part of his interview with CSO Alliance, Dryad’s COO, Ian Millen is asked about which ports give CSOs the most cause...
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CSO Alliance Interview: Dryad’s Ian Millen On The Biggest Challenge Facing CSOs in 2016
With the threats facing shipping become ever more complex and diverse, Dryad’s COO, Ian MiIllen speaks to CSO Alliance about the biggest challenge facing...
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CSO Alliance Interview: Dryad’s Ian Millen On The Big Risks For Shipping In 2016
With the threats facing shipping become ever more complex and diverse, Dryad’s COO, Ian Millen speaks to CSO Alliance about the big threats CSOs should...
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Maritime Crime Figures for Q3 2015
The following narrative accompanies Dryad’s maritime crime figures for Quarter 3 (July to September) of 2015, assessing the situation across our main areas of...
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Dryad Maritime Incident Reports: Southeast Asia, 22nd August
The following analysis was issued by Dryad Maritime on Saturday 22nd August. The report illustrates the continuing security issues in Southeast Asia, including contributing...
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MT Joaquim and the continuing troubles off the Malaysian Peninsula
The recent hijacking of MT Joaquim on Saturday 8th August in the Malacca Strait has provided yet another timely reminder of the current risks...
Read moreMaritime Crime Figures for Q2 2015
The following narrative accompanies Dryad’s maritime crime figures for Quarter 2 (April to June) of 2015, assessing the situation across our main areas of...
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Hong Kong sulphur cap: impacts and differences
In January this year I posted my view on the “then new” IMO global regulation affecting ships operating within published Emission Control Areas (ECAs)...
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Maritime Crime Figures for 2014
Gulf of Guinea The Gulf of Guinea saw an overall reduction in the number of incidents in 2014: a decrease of 18% when compared...
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Beyond Piracy – the CSO’s dilemma?
As we enter 2015 the good news is that Somali based piracy appears to be contained by the good work of the shipping industry,...
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Dryad Maritime release latest piracy statistics
The UK’s leading maritime intelligence provider, Dryad Maritime, has today, Thursday 9th October, released its Q3 maritime crime figures which show that piracy is...
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Gulf of Guinea The spike in the number of kidnapping incidents that occurred in Nigerian waters in Q1 of 2014 was followed by a...
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Dryad’s Karen Jacques talks to SMI about her obsession with fuel and her recent move to Asia Pacific
In this 3 page feature, Dryad Maritime’s Karen Jacques speaks candidly to Ship Management International in which she confesses to being a ‘fuel nerd’, reflects fondly...
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Dryad Maritime continues to report high levels of piracy in Southeast Asia
Dryad Maritime is warning of an increasing threat from Southeast Asia piracy following the release of their Q2 figures which show that the area...
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Maritime Crime Figures for Q2 2014
Gulf of Guinea In the Gulf of Guinea, the surge in the number of incidents that involved the kidnap of crew for ransom off...
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Maritime Crime Figures for Q1 2014
Dryad’s quarterly figures on maritime crime incidents reveal a steady cadence of all types of crime across three main areas, namely the Gulf of...
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