Rimland Dispatch·19h agoA third US carrier enters the malacca strait while hormuz burnsThe USS Theodore Roosevelt's transit through Malacca leaves Singapore after a three-day port visit, putting three American carriers in the…
InThe Hanoma TimesbyBansi Joshi·1d agoWhy the Indian Ocean Is Turning Into a Strategic Competition ZoneThe Indian Ocean is no longer just a major route for global trade. It is becoming an increasingly important space for military influence…
Cdr V Srivatsan·Nov 1After the Fire: The War That Cannot Find Its EndingFive scenarios for the Gulf, and why India must prepare for more than a ceasefire
Raghu Sharma·Nov 1The VLCC Avoided Hormuz. The Risk Came Alongside.In my 19 October article, The Mercenary Master, I questioned whether obtaining a Master’s consent adequately addresses the risks of…
InThe Hanoma TimesbyBansi Joshi·Oct 24Why Attacks on Shipping in Contested Straits Keep Escalating Despite BlockadesWhen the world’s busiest sea routes become strategic weapons, military blockades can create new risks instead of restoring normal trade.
