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New US interest in South China Sea (03-09-10)

The long simmering tension over competing claims for the disputed areas of the South China Sea usually lay dormant each year until the Asian Regional Forum convenes for its annual meeting and the issue suddenly becomes a hot topic, only for it to die down shortly after.... Lire la suite...

Philstar | Jeudi, 2 Septembre 2010

Arctique: nouvelle avancée vers l'ouverture de la route maritime du Nord (03-09-10)

OSLO, 3 septembre 2010 (AFP) - Le Nordic Barents, immatriculé à Hong Kong, va appareiller samedi de Norvège pour la Chine, devenant le premier cargo non-russe à réaliser une liaison commerciale intercontinentale via la route du Nord, preuve de l'intérêt croissant des armateurs pour l'Arctique.... Lire la suite...

Agence France Presse | Jeudi, 2 Septembre 2010

Japan. Ministry sets up task force to study North Pole policies (03-09-10)

The For eign Ministry said Thursday it has set up a task force to examine Japan's policies concerning the North Pole, as melting ice due to global warming opens the door to increased ship navigation and chances for resource development in the Arctic ... Lire la suite...

Japan Today | Jeudi, 2 Septembre 2010

La Russie s'inquiéte du transit d'un cargo Norvégien sur la Route Maritime Nord (03-09-10)

Le vraquier " MV Nordic Barents " qui doit quitter le port de Kirkenes dans le Nord de la Norvége à destination de la Chine avec un chargement de 40 000 tonnes de minerai de fer [ 1 ] devrait se voir refuser sont transit dans les eaux territoriales Russes de la Route Maritime Nord en raison d'une classification arctique inadaptée estime la presse spécialisée Russe [ 2 ]... Lire la suite...

Zebra Station Polaire | Jeudi, 2 Septembre 2010

Malaysia, Indonesia spat may go to court (02-09-10)

Malaysia says its ongoing maritime border spat with Indonesia, which has recently triggered angry protests, could end up in the International Court of Justice. Lire la suite...

Agence France Presse | Mercredi, 1 Septembre 2010

Canada mulls Arctic patrol ship programme cuts (02-09-10)

The Canadian Navy may have to pare down the number of ships or reduce the capability of its Arctic/Offshore Patrol Ship (AOPS) programme due to strict budget constraints on the CAD3.1 billion (USD2.9 billion) programme, according to Canadian federal documents.... Lire la suite...

Jane’s | Mercredi, 1 Septembre 2010

Low-key exercise reflects Panama's priorities (02-09-10)

This year's exercises saw a greater emphasis on virtual modelling than in previous years, with most of the participating US naval vessels doing so from bases in Virginia and Florida. There was also a reduction in the number of countries taking part for the first time since Panamax was launched in 2003.... Lire la suite...

Jane’s | Mercredi, 1 Septembre 2010

Delhi concerned at China’s ‘interest’ in Indian Ocean (01-09-10)

NEW DELHI: India on Tuesday said China was demonstrating "more than normal interest" in the Indian Ocean as two Chinese warships made a rare visit to military-ruled Myanmar. Lire la suite...

Agence France Presse | Mardi, 31 Aout 2010

Arms Race on the Caspian ? (31-08-10)

Nations around the Caspian Sea are boosting their navies. With Russia and the West involved as well, it's getting complicated. Lire la suite...

The Diplomat | Lundi, 30 Aout 2010

Norway welcomes China to the Arctic (31-08-10)

China can make a valuable contribution in the Arctic region, Norway's Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said in a speech at the China Institute of International of International Studies Forum in Beijing this week.... Lire la suite...

The Barents Observer | Lundi, 30 Aout 2010

Canada Burnishes Its Position as Arctic Power (31-08-10)

The Canadian government on Monday announced that it had failed, in a small Arctic expedition it mounted last week, to find the remains of two British ships that disappeared more than 150 years ago seeking the fabled Northwest Passage.... Lire la suite...

The Wall Street Journal | Lundi, 30 Aout 2010

Singapore, Indonesia Ratify Sea Boundary Treaty (30-08-10)

SINGAPORE, Aug 30 (Bernama) -- Singapore and Indonesia on Monday ratified the treaty between the two countries relating to the delimitation of the territorial seas in the western part of the Strait of Singapore.... Lire la suite...

Bernama | dimanche, 29 Aout 2010

Le réchauffement de la planète et les intérêts de la Russie en Arctique (30-08-10)

- Bonjour, Nous accueillons aujourd'hui dans le studio de RIA Novosti le professeur Arkady Tichkov, directeur adjoint de l'Institut de Géographie de l'Académie des Sciences de Russie. Monsieur Tichkov, jusqu'à présent seuls les spécialistes et les personnes particulièrement anxieuses s'intéressaient aux questions de changement climatique.... Lire la suite...

Ria Novosti | dimanche, 29 Aout 2010

Les ressources énergétiques au large des côtes libanaises : l’État confronté à des enjeux juridiques

Depuis que des gisements de pétrole et de gaz naturel ont été découverts au large du Liban et des pays voisins, ce dossier est devenu source de fascination et de spéculations. Mais au-delà de l'enthousiasme généré par la perspective du forage, quels en sont les véritables enjeux géostratégiques ?... Lire la suite...

L’Orient le jour | dimanche, 29 Aout 2010

Noble to Drill 'Deepest Well Ever' Offshore Israel (30-08-10)

Following the agreement signed with Noble Energy Mediterranean (Noble) in 2009, for the rental of the Sedco Express drilling rig, following to the seismic research conducted from 2009, a meeting was held between the partners of the Ratio- Yam Licenses (Rachel, Amit, Hannah, David, and Eran).... Lire la suite...

Rigzone | dimanche, 29 Aout 2010

Canada Opens Arctic To NATO, Plans Massive Weapons Buildup (29-08-10)

The government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper recently concluded the largest of a series of so-called Canadian sovereignty exercises in the Arctic, Operation Nanook, which ran from August 6-26. Lire la suite...

Stop Nato | Samedi, 28 Aout 2010

Offshore gas discoveries in Israel prompt squabbling over royalties (29-08-10)

JERUSALEM - Recent discoveries of large natural gas reserves off Israel's coast have set in motion a battle between investors and the government over how to divide up the profits. Lire la suite...

The Washington Post | Samedi, 28 Aout 2010

Indonesia. House, govt call for calm over border dispute (28-08-10)

As tensions between Indonesia and Malaysia build, the speaker of the House of Representatives and a minister called for calm as officials from both countries will meet in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, to speed up the settlement of pending issues.... Lire la suite...

The Jakarta Post | Vendredi, 27 Aout 2010

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