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Maritime Intelligence Brief Preview: Escalation Risks in the Black Sea and a First in the Caspian
Maritime risk isn’t only about where you sail — it’s increasingly about what spills over into commercial operations when states and non-state actors push boundaries.
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Chokepoints & interference: using Secure Voyager Hub to de‑risk Suez, Red Sea, Black Sea/Baltic and Malacca
Chokepoints concentrate risk. In the Suez and Red Sea, interference can escalate quickly; in the Black Sea and Baltic, AIS/GNSS spoofing challenges navigation and compliance; in the Malacca Strait,..
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Introducing the Upgraded Secure Voyager Hub: real‑time maritime risk with analyst context
Maritime risk moves fast — and without context, it’s hard to act. The upgraded Secure Voyager Hub (SVH) brings the live global picture together with analyst‑verified insights so bridge teams and..
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Maritime Intelligence Brief — Week of 27 October 2025
This week’s picture is defined by a sharp security escalation in the Caribbean, with direct knock-ons for commercial shipping and cruise itineraries.
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Maritime Security Outlook: Gulf of Aden Escalations, GPS Interference in the Gulf, and Piracy Risks Rising
The global maritime security landscape continues to shift rapidly, with new threats emerging across strategic waterways from the Gulf of Aden to the Arabian Sea. This week’s Dryad Global Maritime..
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Maritime Security Threat Advisory: Key Global Hotspots and Recent Incidents
Our weekly Maritime Security Threat Advisory is available now. The maritime security landscape has become increasingly complex in 2024, with diverse regional threats impacting key maritime zones.
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Intensified Pressure: Why Are There Increased Military Threats to International Maritime Navigation?
Russia’s Caspian Flotilla has been dominant in the inland sea for so long that many have ignored the fact that, over the past several years, it has ceased to be the only national navy that matters.
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Putin must not be allowed to turn the Black Sea into a Russian lake
On July 17, Russia withdrew from the UN-brokered Black Sea Grain Initiative, striking a devastating blow to Ukraine’s economy and undermining global food security. Yet the grain shutoff is just one..
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