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.
InWhat If AI Investigated…?byJ Gray·Aug 8The Navy That Beat a Navy — How Ukraine Broke Russian Sea Control Without a FleetUkraine began the war with almost no navy. It had scuttled its own flagship in 2014 and possessed nothing that could meet the Russian Black…
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InThe Dock on the BaybyJames Marinero, MSc, MBA.·May 23Mining the Malacca StraitWeaponised viscosity: What would happen to global power if a rogue state mined the Malacca Strait?A response icon1
InRANDbyRAND·May 21Clearing Mines in the Strait of Hormuz: Q&A with Scott SavitzMines have helped paralyze shipping traffic in one of the world’s most important waterways.
