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Pakistan Maritime Security Agency Recovers 130 Kg Heroin From Boat

Pakistan committed to ensuring freedom of navigation in Arabian Sea.

Pakistan approves port transfer from S'pore to China.

Days before talks, India, Pakistan spar over ships.

At a forgotten Pakistan port, China paves a new Silk Road.

NA proceedings: Pakistan to establish body for maritime security.

Pakistan Maritime Security Agency Fires at Indian Fishing Boat, 1 killed; New Delhi Raises Issue With Islamabad.

Pakistan Navy ship seizes 5,000 kg of narcotics.

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'AMAN-17' int'l naval exercise to be held in Pakistan.

Pakistan - At least 10 containers recovered.

When a crack unit of Kenyan narco cops raided a Mombasa villa in November, after an eight-month undercover US investigation, it marked a step change in Africa's fight against drug trafficking. The drugs sting was a first in East Africa. Four men were arrested: two sons of a murdered Kenyan drug lord, a convicted Indian trafficker with a faded Bollywood star wife and a bigtime Indian Ocean transporter from Pakistan known as "Old Man".

Since the Brexit happened in January 2020, it is likely to impact the United Kingdom (UK) and the whole of Europe in different ways. The UK and other European countries will revise their preferences concerning fisheries, ports access and governance, and bilateral diplomatic relationships with the countries alongside the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road (MSR). However, this is not an end to uncertainties, but the beginning to show the double-edged effects of Brexit. This paper focuses on the opportunities and challenges for Sino-UK as well as European Union (EU) relations arising from Brexit. The present study considers Brexit's impact on the MSR countries, especially China, Pakistan, and India. It examines what Brexit means for the Sino-UK/EU relationship, politically, economically, and culturally. It concludes with the potential impacts of Brexit on Sino-UK/EU trade relations, maritime security, marine resources usage, the safety of navigation, port governance and cooperation, and suggests the appropriate strategies that can be put in place to capitalise on opportunities to reap benefits while mitigating the challenges.

Danish navy frees 12 hostages, holds16 Somali pirates.