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New report – Seven challenges of protecting subsea cables

  • 1st August 2022
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In June 2022, SafeSeas co-organized a workshop on subsea data cables as part of our work on this theme. The report summarizing the key findings is now out here. Our key argument is that the new awareness and the growing … Continue reading

Time to make it count: implementing the UK’s new maritime security strategy

  • 20th July 2022
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SafeSeas Director Tim Edmunds has produced a Policy Report based on the ideas discussed at the recent SafeSea’s event on Implementing the UK’s 2022 National Strategy for Maritime Security.  HMS Severn in London. Photo: Lee Blease. UK MOD © Crown … Continue reading

SafeSeas at UN Ocean Conference

  • 27th June 2022
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As part of the UN Ocean Conference that is taking place in Lisbon from the 27.6. to 1.7., SafeSeas is co-hosting an expert workshop and a public event that investigates how subsea data cables can be better protected and how … Continue reading

Ideaslab on the new maritime security strategy of the UK

  • 4th June 2022
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Following up on our work with the UK government on refreshing the maritime security strategy, SafeSeas organized a one day workshop discussing the challenges linked to implementing the strategy. The workshop was organized in partnership with the University of Bristol, … Continue reading

Maritime Security in Ghana: The next steps

  • 30th April 2022
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Tackling maritime insecurity in order to enhance the blue economy, restore ocean health, but also to strengthen blue justice, continues to be one of the major challenges for today’s governments. Much attention is being paid to these ocean challenges in … Continue reading

SafeSeas’ quoted in Defence Committee report on Operation Isotrope

  • 25th March 2022
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Tim Edmunds and Scott Edwards submitted evidence to the Defence Committee inquiry ‘Operation Isotrope: the use of the military to counter migrant crossings’. The inquiry considered the role of the Armed Forces in countering Channel crossings by migrants (Op Isotrope), … Continue reading

Sending in the Royal Navy is not the answer to small boat migration in the Channel (The Conversation)

  • 25th January 2022
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Tim Edmunds and Scott Edwards recently wrote concerning the UK’s plan for the Royal Navy to take control of the small boat crossings in the Channel. Original link. The Home Office has announced a plan to bring in the Royal … Continue reading

Panel – Towards a ‘blue’ criminology: How should we study transnational organised crime at sea?

  • 2nd December 2021
  • by Scott Edwards
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Scott Edwards presented ‘Blue criminology: towards a trans-disciplinary understanding of crime at sea’ at the 24 Hour Conference on Global Organized Crime. The panel, moderated by SafeSeas co-director Tim Edmunds, also featured Mercedes Rosello (Leeds Beckett University) presenting ‘Towards a … Continue reading

SafeSeas submits joint evidence to ‘International Relations and Defence Committee’

  • 2nd December 2021
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SafeSeas submitted evidence to the UK’s House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee inquiry ‘UNCLOS: fit for purpose in the 21st century?’ The evidence can be downloaded here. The inquiry explored the extent to which the United Nations Convention … Continue reading

Maritime Insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea: Ghana’s Actual Maritime Crime Picture

  • 30th November 2021
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Despite the magnitude and implications of transnational organized crime at sea, until recently, the problem had received only minimal attention. That is surprising considering its far-reaching consequences on coastal communities, and its direct correlation to national security. Transnational organized crime … Continue reading

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edmundsprof Tim Edmunds @edmundsprof ·
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New SafeSeas policy report on the UK's forthcoming National Strategy for Maritime Security now published! Read it here: https://www.safeseas.net/time-to-make-it-count-implementing-the-uks-new-maritime-security-strategy/
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buchananliz Dr Elizabeth Buchanan @buchananliz ·
12 Jul

fab publication on European naval cooperation. @SeaPowerCentre has some exciting projects underway in this space.
https://www.defense.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/cesm/Epreuve%205%20EN%20EM%20UE-min.pdf

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c_bueger Christian Bueger @c_bueger ·
8 Jul

Now out! @stockbruegger and my analysis of the security dynamics in the Western Indian Ocean in @TheASRjournal What are the implications of geopolitics? What is the 'militarization dilemma'?
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10246029.2022.2053556
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