It might sound strange to an Idle person at first that a ship can be arrested because all we have heard is that a person is arrested for some unlawful act. Although anomolous to normal individu...

India is known for its rich maritime geography, with its nine coastal states and union territories hosting numerous ports, each playing a significant role in the maritime economy. The terms Admiral...

This article examines the critical intersection of water rights and management in business, emphasizing the growing importance of sustainable water use amid increasing scarcity. It explores t...

The attacks on ships off the coast of Somalia have brought piracy to global attention, prompting responses from the United Nations Security Council ( UNSCUNSC ). The UNSC has used its authori...

In order to ascertain if the "specific legal regime" outlined in UNCLOS Part V has established a stable and dependable system that has endured throughout time, this Article will analy...

The M/V Ever Given's six-day grounding in the Suez Canal caused havoc throughout the marine industry. Particularly, the abrupt shutdown of the canal caused hundreds of vessels to be delayed, ...

The evolution of maritime security spans centuries and reflects changing geopolitical dynamics, technological advancements, and emerging threats in the global maritime domain. Early Navigation ...

Maritime security within customary international law is a significant aspect of global maritime governance, as it provides guidance and norms for addressing security threats at sea based on est...

The Corfu Channel Case was the inaugural case in public international law heard by the International Court of Justice (ICJ). As the first case following the ICJ's establishment in 1945, it was ...

The international law on the sea offers a framework for behavior that must be followed, particularly in connection to commercial interests. It controls marine navigation, oil and gas extraction...