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Quiet before the storm: Is a new maritime security order taking shape in the Black Sea region?
The Black Sea has emerged as a focal point of shifting power dynamics amidst Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.
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Attacks threaten shipping’s destabilisation
A recent report by Elisabeth Braw from the Atlantic Council highlights the escalating threat to global maritime security posed by state-linked aggression, particularly by the Iran-backed Houthi..
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What attacks on shipping mean for the global maritime order
The landscape of maritime security has shifted dramatically in recent years as traditional protections for merchant vessels are increasingly challenged by non-state actors and geopolitical maneuvers.
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Shipping safety has become a casualty of economic sanctions
Economic sanctions, aimed at curbing illegal activities and imposing political consequences, have inadvertently compromised shipping safety, particularly within the "dark fleet"—a clandestine network..
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Latin American Drug Traffickers Evade Authorities With Unmanned Vessels and Chemical Innovations
In recent years, Latin American drug networks have increasingly adopted sophisticated methods to evade detection, including the use of unmanned vessels and chemical transformation of cocaine.
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Shipping’s winners and losers from an end to the Red Sea shipping crisis
Despite recent military enhancements and rhetoric, there has been an eight-day lull in confirmed incidents in the Red Sea, as reported by UKMTO.
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A Contested Global Order at Sea
Recent events have starkly exposed the vulnerabilities in the global maritime order.
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Security, surveillance, protection from maritime crime and piracy in Southeast Asia
Over the past two decades, Southeast Asia's sea lanes, once notorious for pirate activity, have seen significant improvements in security.
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