Counterpiracy Lessons for the Current Crisis in Yemen
In the past two months, the waters around Yemen have witnessed an escalation in Houthi militant attacks on merchant shipping near the Bab el Mandeb strait, connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.Israel divides the Middle East
In the Middle East, a complex power struggle is underway among three key states: Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia, all with varying degrees of hostility towards Israel.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.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.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.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.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
