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If the Gaza War Continues, Will the Houthis Mine the Gateways to the Red Sea?
Naval mines, a historically low-cost yet effective weapon of asymmetric warfare, remain a formidable threat in maritime conflicts.
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Strategic Choke Points: Why India’s Access To The Malacca And Hormuz Straits Matters – Analysis
India’s geostrategic location at the intersection of the Malacca and Hormuz Straits grants it substantial leverage in regional and global security.
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Military Challenges to China's South China Sea Claims are Increasing
The South China Sea remains a focal point of international maritime contention, where rising deployments of naval and aerial forces are challenging China's extensive and legally unsupported claims.
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Crossroads of Commerce: How the Taiwan Strait Propels the Global Economy
China's approach to Taiwan remains a focal point of global geopolitical tension.
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Suspected Nation-State Cyber Espionage Targets Pakistan Navy
A recent cyber espionage campaign targeting the Pakistan Navy has come to light, highlighting the ever-growing sophistication of threat actors operating in the South Asian region.
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The Ship Operators Shrugging Off Houthi Attacks
As major shipping operators continue to steer clear of the Red Sea due to heightened risks, some companies, are launching new services in this perilous waterway.
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India eyeing the maritime domain
India's recent emergence as a significant maritime player highlights its evolving military strategy, particularly in the Indian Ocean.
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Israel in the Red Sea: From Threats to Cooperation
The Red Sea region has emerged as a focal point of geopolitical concern due to escalating Houthi attacks that threaten global shipping routes and the security of countries like Israel.
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