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The grey zone refers to a contested operating space where state and state-backed actors conduct coercive activities below the threshold of armed conflict. These actions are deliberate, strategic, and

Global trade, national security, and environmental protection all depend on what happens at sea — often in ways that remain invisible to those on land. With more than 80% of …

In the maritime domain, time is not measured in hours or days but rather in windows of opportunity. Vessels change course, identities shift, and suspicious activity can disappear as quickly …

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia — March 16, 2026 — Global Spatial Technology Solutions (GSTS), a global maritime intelligence company today announced continued progress in its growth strategy and product comme

Montreal, CANADA — August 31, 2026 — Global Spatial Technology Solutions (GSTS), a global maritime intelligence company, today announced it is rebranding as OCIANA®, unifying the company under the nam

Montreal, CANADA — September 16, 2026 — OCIANA® (Global Spatial Technology Solutions Inc. or GSTS) is pleased to announce that it has qualified as a supplier under the Government of …

Critical undersea infrastructure – subsea cables, pipelines, data links, and energy connectors – has become one of the most essential yet vulnerable layers of the modern global system. More than …

This year’s Canadian Seapower conference once again brought together senior leaders from the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), the Canadian Coast Guard, northern governance bodies, academia, and the defence

Berthing in shipping is a critical stage in maritime logistics. A berth, where cargo is transferred, helps set the pace for the entire supply chain. As shipping accounts for 80 …

Berth productivity — broadly defined as the container moves a terminal achieves while a vessel is alongside — is emerging as one of the key yardsticks for port performance in …