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IMB: SE Asia Piracy A Growing Cause for Concern
News - Second quarter report reveals 87 incidents of maritime piracy in first half of year
Regional Information Sharing III: A visit to the IMB's Piracy Reporting Center - Christian Bueger
News - Second quarter report reveals 87 incidents of maritime piracy in first half of year
International Maritime Bureau confirms piracy decline in the Gulf of Guinea
Caution Urged Despite Downturn in Reported Maritime Piracy Incidents – Pacific Maritime Magazine
New International Maritime Bureau data shows 191 sea piracies in 2016 - Ship Technology
Security - ISPS - ICC-IMB Annual report: 2021 World-Wide incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships
ICC-IMB: World-Wide incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships report from Jan to Sept 2021 - MaritimeCyprus
International Maritime Bureau releases 2021 Piracy and Armed Robbery Report - Cyprus Shipping News
Sea piracy drops to 21 year low - YBW
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Maritime Piracy And Armed Robbery Incidents At Lowest Level In Decades - ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB)
International Maritime Bureau removes Nigeria from piracy list - CNS
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According to the International Maritime Bureau (IMB), West Africa's Gulf of Guinea became the world's most pirate-infested sea in 2018.
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Swiss ship's crew freed as IMB warns on Gulf of Guinea piracy
International Chamber of Commerce on Twitter: "#IMBPiracy reports 132 attacks (up from 119) in the same period last year, adding to the #COVID19 hardships already faced by #seafarers. @IMB_Piracy full report: https://t.co/GfewVdIIQz
Piracy and armed robbery a threat to ships' crews, warns IMB
International Maritime Bureau calls for vigilance to be maintained as piracy and armed robbery at sea dips in first quarter
Piracy Hotspots Persist Worldwide -IMB Report
