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Trump threatens global maritime order

Details: Category: Derecho marítimo; Published on Tuesday, 14 July 2026 06:58; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 14

Hormuz toll plan risks undermining maritime law

Vehicles drive past an anti-U.S. billboard depicting U.S. President Donald Trump and the Strait of Hormuz in Tehran, May 30. Reuters

U.S. President Donald Trump's latest proposal regarding the Strait of Hormuz marks a breathtaking departure from the very principles the United States has long claimed to defend.

By announcing the restoration of a naval blockade against Iran while declaring that the U.S. will impose a 20 percent toll on cargo transiting one of the world's most vital waterways, the U.S. president has crossed a line that should alarm adversaries and allies alike.

For decades, Washington has argued that the Strait

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Is the Captain a Code? Redefining the “Genuine Link” under the Law of the Sea in the Age of Maritime Algorithmic Architecture

Details: Category: Derecho marítimo; Published on Sunday, 12 July 2026 07:12; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 25

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Sanae BouyayachenJuly 8, 2026

08 Jul Is the Captain a Code? Redefining the “Genuine Link” under the Law of the Sea in the Age of Maritime Algorithmic Architecture

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[Sanae Bouyayachen is a PhD candidate in international law at University Mohammed V, Rabat, Morocco]

Introduction: From Personal Command to Algorithmic Architecture

On February 12, 2026, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allies formally agreed to expedite the integration of advanced technological surveillance to safeguard the Baltic Sea, a move that underscores a deepening crisis in maritime law. This strategic shift is a direct response to recent reports by NATO documenting a surge in AIS spoofing in 2025 by the shadow fleet. The fundamental challenge is whether the traditional mechanisms through which flag States exercise effective jurisdiction

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Smallegange Lawyers strengthens maritime practice with four-lawyer team

Details: Category: Derecho marítimo; Published on Monday, 06 July 2026 05:53; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 35

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July 6, 2026

Smallegange Lawyers will strengthen its maritime practice from 1 July 2026 with the arrival of maritime lawyers Marcel Verhagen and Ton Jumelet, together with their colleagues Osman Yesildag and Daan Tilburg. The addition of the complete team expands Smallegange’s maritime practice to ten specialist lawyers, creating one of the largest specialist maritime law teams in Rotterdam.

Verhagen and Jumelet have been recognised names in Dutch maritime law for decades. They advise and represent shipowners, insurers, terminal operators, logistics providers, trading houses and other businesses active across the international shipping industry on complex domestic and cross-border legal matters. Their arrival significantly broadens Smallegange’s capabilities in maritime, port, transport, trade and insurance law, further strengthening the firm’s position as a trusted

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Philippines Positioned To Lead Maritime Liberty Safeguards, Defense Chief Says

Details: Category: Derecho marítimo; Published on Sunday, 12 July 2026 07:00; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 28

Philippine Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr at Shangri-La Dialogue summit. Photo Credit: Philippine Embassy in Singapore,

July 12, 2026 0 Comments

By Indo-Pacific Defense Foru

Philippines Positions Itself as “Archipelagic Sentinel” — On the 10th anniversary of the 2016 arbitral ruling against China’s claims, Manila is actively asserting its role as a defender of UNCLOS, freedom of navigation, and a rules-based maritime order in the South China Sea.
Manila Is Considering Further Legal Action — Philippine officials and experts are pushing for additional arbitration cases against China, including one to establish Scarborough Reef as a common fishing ground and another addressing environmental damage and aggressive actions by Chinese vessels.
Strategic Vision Emphasizes Sovereignty, ASEAN Autonomy, and Partnerships — Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro outlined a four-point approach focused
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The Strait of Hormuz’s future is unsettled even as more ships venture through

Details: Category: Derecho marítimo; Published on Tuesday, 23 June 2026 05:14; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 60

Seattle Times

June 22, 2026 at 9:02 pm

1 of 5 | Delegation staff members meet in the lobby on the first day of a quadrilateral meeting between the U.S., Iran, Pakistan, and Qatar at the Buergenstock Resort Lake Lucerne, near Stansstad, Switzerland, Sunday, June 21, 2026. (Nathan Howard/Pool Photo via AP)

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NEW YORK (AP) — Ship traffic has picked up in the Strait of Hormuz since Iran and the U.S. signed an interim deal to end a war that constricted global oil supplies and fueled inflation, but questions surrounding control of the vital waterway and whether vessels will be charged tolls to cross it could interfere with negotiations to forge a lasting peace.

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Trump threatens global maritime order

Hormuz toll plan risks undermining maritime law

Is the Captain a Code? Redefining the “Genuine Link” under the Law of the Sea in the Age of Maritime Algorithmic Architecture

08 Jul Is the Captain a Code? Redefining the “Genuine Link” under the Law of the Sea in the Age of Maritime Algorithmic Architecture

Smallegange Lawyers strengthens maritime practice with four-lawyer team

Philippines Positioned To Lead Maritime Liberty Safeguards, Defense Chief Says

The Strait of Hormuz’s future is unsettled even as more ships venture through

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