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High Cost of Taiwan Invasion Will Dissuade China, Pentagon Official Says - Vimarsana News

High Cost of Taiwan Invasion Will Dissuade China, Pentagon Official Says

China will not attempt to invade Taiwan before the end of the decade because it understands the high cost, the senior Pentagon official in charge of Indo-Pacific security said Thursday. “Deterrence is real; deterrence is strong” today and tomorrow, said Ely Ratner, the assistant secretary for the Indo-Pacific. The United States can likely deter Beijing from […]

Source: usni.org
Kpler Buys Ship Tracking Firms MarineTraffic and FleetMon - Vimarsana News

Kpler Buys Ship Tracking Firms MarineTraffic and FleetMon

Brussels-headquartered data and analytics group Kpler has bolstered its presence in the maritime space with the acquisition…

Kpler Buys Ship Tracking Firms Marinetraffic And - Vimarsana News

Kpler Buys Ship Tracking Firms Marinetraffic And

Brussels-headquartered data and analytics group Kpler has bolstered its presence in the maritime space with the acquisition…

Kpler Acquires MarineTraffic and Fleetmon - Vimarsana News

Kpler Acquires MarineTraffic and Fleetmon

Some big acquisition news today in the field of maritime ship tracking and data analytics. Brussels-based data intelligence and cargo-tracking company Kpler announced today it has acquired ship tracking data...

"London Ship Insurers Accused Of Enabling Fishing Vessels To 'Go Dark'" - Vimarsana News

"London Ship Insurers Accused Of Enabling Fishing Vessels To 'Go Dark'"

"When it comes to illegal fishing, London’s ancient business of ship insurance may not get much attention. But according to a new complaint, the UK capital’s insurance industry is partly to blame when fishing vessels “go dark” at sea by turning off their mandatory satellite tracking equipment."

Source: sej.org