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A dry Panama Canal slows down the Globalization

Global shipping companies excited by the potential new routes that climate change and melting ice are opening up around the North Pole have gotten...

How viable is Arctic shipping?

Shipping lanes are under pressure. Seven of the world’s ten biggest shipping companies have suspended transit through the Red Sea, where the Houthis, a...

Maritime Diplomacy in the ASEAN Maritime Security Strategic Partnership

The Concept of Dynamic Equilibrium in Regional Diplomacy The concept of Dynamic Equilibrium in regional diplomacy refers to efforts to create a dynamic balance between...

The Complex Dynamics Surrounding the U.S. Naval Task Force in the Red Sea

In a strategic move aimed at ensuring maritime security and stability in the Red Sea region, the United States has established a dedicated task...

Red Sea unrest is bad news for World’s food supply

Shipping disruption risks higher prices and food spoiling. That’s threatening to halt a slowdown in global food inflation, notes Bloomberg. Chaos in the Red Sea...

Unraveling the Red Sea Conundrum: Houthi Conflict and its Global Economic Ramifications

The Red Sea, a critical maritime route connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa, holds immense strategic importance in the global economy. Its waters facilitate the...

Shippers avoiding Red Sea transits after attacks, watching Suez Canal traffic

Shippers are diverting from Middle East transit routes in response to a growing number of drone attacks in the Red Sea and Gulf of...

Disasters at sea trigger ship-safety advances

Research projects in Europe developed water-surface scanners and better hull designs to tackle shipping accidents. By Tom Cassauwers When one of the world’s largest container ships...

DPR Korea: Military satellites, ‘serious risk’ to civil aviation and shipping

The recent launch of a reconnaissance satellite by the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), presents a ‘serious risk’ to international civil aviation and shipping, the Security...

Largest Dutch shipbuilder sues government over Russia sanction losses

Dutch company seeking compensation in case against government. ‘Damen’ says it ‘suffers damages’ as a result of sanctions, Bloomberg informs. The Netherlands’ largest shipbuilder is...

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Tehran's warning to Gulf states is not really about...

The Future of the ICC is reform, Not Isolation

The United States’ recent confrontation with the International Criminal...

The TTP Threat and Afghanistan: What the UN Monitoring Report Reveals About Regional Security

The latest United Nations Monitoring Team report on terrorist...

Is Saudi Arabia About to Answer the Houthi Blocakade with Force?

Saudi Arabia is facing pressure from two directions. To...
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