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Once again, Pacific security is Japan’s priority
Japan, emerging from World War II, embraced post-war reconstruction and economic development, relying on the security umbrella provided by the United States.
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The Battle To Clear The Black Sea Of Mines – Analysis
In late December, a Panama-flagged cargo ship en route to a Danube River port for grain loading, a crucial export for war-affected Ukraine, was rocked by an explosion in the Black Sea.
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Podcast: Expert Banter - Maritime Security with Corey Ranslem
Corey Ranslem, the CEO of Dryad Global joins Nathan Shnaider on the 'Expert Banter' podcast, for an insightful discussion on maritime security, with a special focus on the Middle East.
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Red Sea Security Crisis Affects a Widening Swath of the Global Economy
The Houthi missile attacks in the Red Sea are causing a significant impact on maritime commerce, extending beyond liner shipping to wet bulk, dry bulk, car carriers, and LNG trades.
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Have the Somali pirates and Al Shabab joined hands?
In a concerning development, Somali pirates, dormant for six years due to anti-piracy measures, are resurfacing, raising alarms for the international maritime community.Book a Demo of Dryad Global's ARMS™ Maritime Risk and Intelligence Technology
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The Maritime Implications of Indonesia’s Presidential Election
Indonesia, the world's third-largest democracy and largest Muslim-majority nation, faces a crucial presidential election on February 14.
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Ukraine's Black Sea grain export success tested by Red Sea crisis
Ukraine has achieved a notable resurgence in Black Sea grain exports, reaching pre-invasion levels, despite facing a new challenge with the Red Sea shipping crisis.
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