Southeast Asia's maritime challenges and prospects

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Maritime challenges in the South China Sea region include: international relations between 20 nations; the 600 daily passages of ships thru the narrow, shallow Malacca straits; piracy; territorial disputes; and naval cooperation.

Shipping industry, Southeast Asia, Pilots and pilotage, Ship pilots

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DSEi overshadowed by terrorist attacks

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DSEi 2001 attracted fewer than expected exhibitors, and the first day of the trade show was interrupted by news of the World Trade Center/Pentagon attacks. Major exhibitors are briefly described.

United Kingdom, Market information - general, International aspects, Exhibitions, Defense industry, 2001 AD, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001, DSEi

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Naval chiefs of staff security comments: Rear Admiral Lui Tuck Yew, Chief of Navy, Republic of Singapore

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Rear Admiral Lui Tuck Yew comments on the defensive posture of Singapore's Navy, its unique littoral conditions, procurement plans, and its regional peacekeeping roles.

Singapore, Interview, Military policy, Naval strategy, Lui, Tuck Yew, Singapore. Navy

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