EU presents anti-piracy strategy for West Africa
The Head of the EU's External Action Service, Catherine Ashton, is ready with a proposal for a response strategy to piracy off the coast of West Africa. The problem requires more attention from global as well as national players, it says.
BY CHRISTIAN CARLSEN
Catherine Ashton, Head of the EU's External Action Service, is ready with a European strategic response to the piracy threat in the Gulf of Guinea and along the coast of West Africa, a region that constitutes a rising threat against the European and international shipping industry.
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