Mir Munes Ifty Introduction Historically, pirates have attacked ships with swords and other weapons; while such physical attacks still occur

Kazi Ayman Awsaf Introduction Rising global sea levels present an urgent and complex challenge to international law, particularly concerning maritime

Miraz Hossain Chowdhury In March 2024, I had the extraordinary opportunity to participate in the “International Ocean Human Resource Development

Md. Moqbul Hosain   Introduction The Bay of Bengal, nestled between India to the west, Myanmar and Thailand to the

C.A.M. Al-Wahi The Bay of Bengal, spanning approximately 2.2 million square kilometres, is the largest bay in the world. It

Shah Maruf Uddin Ahmad Introduction Since settling its maritime boundary dispute with Myanmar and India in 2012 and 2014, respectively,

Md. Al Mehedi Hasan Talukdar The Bay of Bengal, which borders eight nations—Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia,

Siam Shafi The Bay of Bengal’s profound geostrategic importance renders emerging challenges there a global concern. The Bay remains pivotal in

Md. Mostafijur Rahman The ocean is a singular repository of resources and different elements with almost endless possibilities. More than ever,

Dr. Nishara Mendis In the coming decades, two critical areas which require progress in the Bay of Bengal region are

Dr Sabrina Hasan The evolution of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) has gained global attention as it is poised to

Shushmita Ahmed Deep seabed mining (DSM) is a contentious issue, with concerns about the environmental impacts of such activities on