Industry associations release updated guidelines for commercial shipping in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden
Industry associations update guidelines for ships navigating the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. amid continuing risks to commercial ships.
Like ships that pass in the day? A meeting in the Gulf of Aden
A meeting of two cargo vessels in the Gulf of Aden prompts deeper analysis.
Elevated security risks in the Red Sea challenge collective response
Attack and response: elevated security risks in the Red Sea are challenging freedom of navigation and disrupting global supply chains.
Shipping industry responds to increased security risks in the Red Sea
Increased risks to commercial vessels in the Red Sea are diverting ships and fuelling speculation about supply chain security.
Severe storms in the Black Sea threaten commercial shipping and disrupt military operations
Severe storms across the Black Sea are disrupting commercial shipping and navy operations.
Damage to cargo vessel Kmax Ruler in the Black Sea: target or signal?
The missile strike that damaged Kmax Ruler was likely an accident, but underscores the continuing risk to vessels in the Black Sea.
Amid the fog of war, information-hijacking risks distorting accurate maritime security picture
A hijacking and two incidents in the Gulf of Aden and Persian Gulf prompt renewed attention to maritime security in this complex region.
Beyond the reach of sanctions: shipping oil via the Northern Sea Route
Increased attention to sanctions evasion may further displace the grey trade, with serious implications for environmental risk.
Attempted tanker diversion in the Gulf of Aden
An attempt to divert an LPG tanker from the Port of Aden to Hodeidah may signal a change in tactics to control the flow of fuel into Yemen.
Ukraine proposes new insurance pool to cover grain shipments
Ukraine is proposing a new insurance pool to cover grain shipments through the Black Sea.
Tracking iron ore: focus on supply from Western Australia
Iron ore is among the critical raw materials for Asia's post-pandemic economy: we take a look at iron ore shipments from Western Australia.
Navigating risks in the Strait of Hormuz
Navigating safe routes through disputed claims in the Strait of Hormuz requires accurate data from verified, trusted sources.
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Maritime risk analysis: New layers of insight
Data on risk areas helps ship owners and operators navigate safely through areas known for illicit activities or physical risk to vessels.
In Turkey's 'back garden', trade continues: expect delays
The Black Sea Grain deal was renewed in March 2023. Infrastructure shapes the wider context for trade in Turkey's back garden.
Redrawing the map: observations on a year of conflict in Ukraine
Conflict in Ukraine may have permanently altered the global maritime trade map, creating shadow fleets and sanctions workarounds.
Drone strikes: new challenges for maritime security
Drone strikes - targeted and accidental - are generating a new threat for commercial shipping. Collecting accurate data is vital.
Maritime piracy: no time for complacency
Incidents of piracy appear to have fallen to their lowest levels in 30 years, but the security imperative for collaboration remains.
Maritime piracy: between risk and reality in the Gulf of Guinea
Reducing incidents of piracy relies on vigilance, accurate data and active collaboration among ship owners and coastal states.
Maritime piracy: Somalia's transition
The coast of Somalia is no longer considered a piracy hotspot, yet there remain many reasons to remain cautious.