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maritime

[mar-i-tahym] / ˈmær ɪˌtaɪm /


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The experts also said that under UN international maritime law, a stateless vessel can be boarded by authorities.

From BBC

One-third of Arctic shipping traffic now consists of “dark fleet” tankers with spotty insurance, disabled transponders and the maritime equivalent of fake IDs.

From MarketWatch

"At present, our vessel is sailing in the international waters of the North Atlantic under the state flag of the Russian Federation and in full compliance with the norms of international maritime law," it added.

From BBC

Lee would also be seeking to put a stop to China's build-up of maritime structures in waters between the two countries.

From BBC

U.S. forces heavily targeted La Guaira, striking its military base and the city’s port—one of the country’s main maritime hubs.

From The Wall Street Journal