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DEEPSEEK COULD WORSEN CYBER ATTACKS: CSIS

DEEPSEEK COULD WORSEN CYBER ATTACKS: CSIS

Photo by FlyD on Unsplash By Stas Margaronis & Kevin Policarpo AI SUMMARY A recent report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C., raises concerns about China's new artificial intelligence (AI) tool called DeepSeek. The...

DEEPSEEK COULD WORSEN CYBER ATTACKS: CSIS

Photo by FlyD on Unsplash By Stas Margaronis & Kevin Policarpo AI SUMMARY A recent report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, D.C., raises concerns about China's new artificial intelligence (AI) tool called DeepSeek. The report suggests that DeepSeek could make cyberattacks and cybercrimes more effective, stating it's the latest addition to China's...

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The Avoidable War: The Dangers of a Catastrophic Conflict Between the US and Xi Jinping’s China by Kevin Rudd (Review)

By Stas Margaronis Kevin Rudd, the former Prime Minister of Australia, has a written a book warning China and the United States that the growing conflict between the two nations could result in a war that could have catastrophic implications for one or both countries and possibly for the world: “In other words, a regional war between China and the United States could trigger truly seismic...

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U.S. NAVAL EXPERTS SAYS CHINA WILL SOON HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO INVADE TAIWAN

Photo Pixabay (see Footnotes for attribution) IN THIS REPORT: A POTENTIAL DISASTER FOR THE UNITED STATES & ITS ALLIES CHINA’S MERCHANT MARINE & MARITIME MILITIA SUPPORT THE NAVY HOW CHINA’S MERCHANT MARINE IMPROVES CAPABILITY TO INVADE TAIWAN THE MARITIME MILITIA EVOLUTION OF CHINA’S COMMERCIAL SHIPPING TO SUPPORT TAIWAN INVASION FOREIGN COMMERCIAL SHIPBUILDING ORDERS IMPROVE CHINA’S...

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COULD U.S. BUILT & CREWED SHIPS HELP U.S. EXPORTERS?

BY STAS MARGARONIS The United States is facing growing challenges exporting agricultural products abroad at a time when it lacks the U.S. flagged vessels to support international trade, according to panelists addressing a Maritime Day symposium entitled “Do U.S. Exporters Need U.S. Ships?” The presentations were made before the Propeller Club of Northern California on May 16th via Zoom. In his...

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AG EXPORTERS ASK BIDEN ADMINISTRATION TO NEGOTIATE INCREASED SPACE WITH OCEAN CARRIERS TO AVOID LOSSES IN 2022

(Photo: Almond Board of California) BY STAS MARGARONIS An association of U.S. agricultural exporters is asking the Biden administration to negotiate with ocean carriers to increase the number of loaded exports they pick up from U.S. ports so as to avoid major export losses in 2022. “American almonds, dairy products, fresh produce and other agricultural communities have been unable to reliably...

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HOW CAL MARITIME & OTHER MARITIME SCHOOLS ADDRESS HARASSEMENT

The California Maritime Training Ship 'Golden Bear' (Photo: CSU Maritime Academy) By Stas Margaronis In This Report: How Some Maritime Schools Address Harassment CMA Commandant Suspended After Speaking Out Against Racism and Sexism CMA Taking Steps To Address Harassment CMA’s Cropper Addresses Hate Speech CMA Changes Encourage Cautious Optimism Sophie Scopazzi Challenges The CMA System...

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How China’s Technology Advancements Leave the United States Further Behind

By Kevin Policarpo   Over four decades ago, China’s paramount leader Deng Xiaoping stated that the country needed to compete with the Western nations and develop four sectors, the “Four Modernizations.” These four goals set by Deng were designed to strengthen China’s agriculture, industry, science and technology, and defense sectors. Today, China is a rising leader in multiple technological...

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Do US AG/LNG Exporters Need New U.S. Ships?

Photo: Matson By Stas Margaronis The crisis faced by U.S. agricultural exporters unable to book sufficient space on foreign-flag ocean carriers will only be solved when the United States starts to build new ships, according to Dr. Salvatore R. Mercogliano, associate professor of history at Campbell University in North Carolina and adjunct professor at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy. In an...

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REVIEW: HOW U.S. SHIPBUILDER DANIEL LUDWIG MODERNIZED JAPANESE SHIPBUILDING

By Stas Margaronis Following the end of World War II, the Japanese government sought to re-establish its industrial base through shipbuilding. It recognized that shipbuilding would replace its decimated merchant fleet with brand new vessels and that by developing itself as a low-cost producer would encourage foreign buyers to build in Japan creating orders for ships, steel, pipe and other...

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DOES CHINA RULE THE WAVES? A REVIEW OF ‘TO RULE THE WAVES’ BY BRUCE JONES

BY STAS MARGARONIS Last November International Propeller Club president James Patti, warned that a lack of U.S. flag shipping has made the United States vulnerable to the increasing economic dominance of China. He also warned that a lack of investment in the nation’s maritime infrastructure was making a bad situation worse. Patti, who also also serves as the chair of USA Maritime, a coalition...

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FDA SAYS IT PROVIDED CHINA CUSTOMS WITH U.S. FOOD EXPORTER LISTS IN ADVANCE OF JAN 1, 2022 DEADLINE

Exporting Goods _ USDA BY STAS MARGARONIS On December 21st, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it had provided lists of U.S. food exporters in compliance with a Chinese Customs deadline of January 1st, 2022: “The FDA has provided the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) lists of U.S. establishments that sought to be recommended for registration in China via...

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