China Coast Guard conducted patrols around Diaoyu Dao for 357 days in 2025

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Published on Friday, 30 January 2026 07:45
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By Fan Wei and Li YuPublished: Jan 30, 2026 10:29 AM

File photo of China Coast Guard vessel patrolling waters near Diaoyu Dao on April 27, 2024 Photo: VCG

The China Coast Guard (CCG) said on Friday that China carried out patrols around Diaoyu Dao for a total of 357 days in 2025, underscoring the country's sustained maritime rights protection efforts.

The remarks were made during a special maritime law enforcement briefing held on Friday morning marking the fifth anniversary of the implementation of the coastguard law. Zhang Jianming, head of the law enforcement department of the CCG, said that over the past five years, the CCG has deployed vessels more than 550,000 times and aircraft more than 6,000 times to

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Maritime Law: Cable Protection Zones and Marine Protected Areas

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Maritime Law: Cable Protection Zones and Marine Protected Areas

 

Recreational boaters regularly stray into marine restricted areas, for which the penalties can be harsh. New high protection areas in the Gulf will complicate matters.

Written byPeter Dawson
27 January 2026
 

I have received the occasional call over the years from vessel operators who have unwittingly fished in Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) or the Cable Protection Zones (CPZ) in the Hauraki Gulf or Cook Strait and have been charged under the Marine Reserves Act 1971, or the Submarine Cables and Pipelines Protection Act 1996. Each of these acts prohibits fishing (either recreational or commercial) in these zones, and they carry heavy penalties, including the forfeiture

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Retirada de los Estados Unidos de organizaciones, convenciones y tratados internacionales que sean contrarios a los intereses de los Estados Unidos

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Published on Thursday, 08 January 2026 13:27
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Memorandos presidenciales
7 de enero de 2026

MEMORANDO PARA LOS JEFES DE DEPARTAMENTOS Y ORGANISMOS EJECUTIVOS

En virtud de la autoridad que me confieren como Presidente la Constitución y las leyes de los Estados Unidos de América, por la presente ordeno:

Sección 1. Propósito . (a) El 4 de febrero de 2025, emití la Orden Ejecutiva 14199 (Retirada de Estados Unidos de ciertas organizaciones de las   Naciones Unidas y su Financiación, y Revisión del Apoyo de Estados Unidos a todas las Organizaciones Internacionales). Dicha Orden Ejecutiva ordenó al Secretario de Estado, en consulta con el Representante de Estados Unidos ante las Naciones Unidas, realizar una revisión de todas las organizaciones internacionales intergubernamentales de las que Estados Unidos es miembro y que proporcionan cualquier tipo

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ABYC Announces Marine Law Symposium

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Published on Monday, 26 January 2026 07:55
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The continuing education event “offers valuable networking and practical learning for marine professionals.”
  • By Gary Reich
  • January 22, 2026
 
 
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The American Boat & Yacht Council yesterday announced that its annual Marine Law Symposium is scheduled for April 1-2 at ABYC’s Annapolis, Md., headquarters. It also will stream online.

The continuing education event is designed for marine surveyors, attorneys, insurance professionals, boatbuilders, accessory manufacturers, compliance specialists and service leaders.

“The ABYC Marine Law Symposium sits at the intersection of marine safety standards, maritime law and marine surveying,” presenter James Coté of Coté Marine said in a statement. “It offers valuable networking and practical learning for marine professionals.”

Topics and presenters include:

• Death From a Prop Strike — Raúl Chacón, Wilson Elser Moskowitz

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Piratería y robo a mano armada contra buques

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Definición de piratería

El artículo 101 de la Convención de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Derecho del Mar de 1982 (CNUDM) determina que la piratería consiste en cualquiera de los siguientes actos:

 

a) cualquier acto ilegal de violencia o detención, o cualquier acto de depredación, cometido con fines privados por la tripulación o los pasajeros de un buque privado o de una aeronave privada, y dirigido:

(i) en alta mar, contra otro buque o aeronave, o contra personas o bienes a bordo de dicho buque o aeronave;

(ii) contra un buque, aeronave, personas o bienes en un lugar

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