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Somali piracy threatens ships rerouted from Middle East

It’s been a nightmare two months for global shipping, with the Strait of Hormuz largely shut to commercial traffic and the ...

Seoul blames Iran for Korean ship attack, vows 'diplomatic offensive'

A senior Korean government official said Thursday that Iran is almost certainly behind the attack on the Korean-operated ...

Seoul official points to Iran in Korean ship attack, vows 'diplomatic offensive'

A senior Korean government official said Thursday that Iran is almost certainly behind the attack on the Korean-operated ...

Israel-Iran war highlights: Iran allows Chinese ships to pass Hormuz since May 13, reports Iranian media

Follow The Hindu’s live updates on the row over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s alleged secret visit to the ...

Police exploring using ‘Iron Man’ jet packs, armed drones in special operations on ships, buildings

Discover how the Singapore Police Force is exploring the use of 'Iron Man' jet packs and armed drones for advanced special ...
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Somali Piracy on the Rise

Palaemon Maritime’s maritime security report this week points to some of the clearest indicators yet that piracy activity off ...

Seoul sees low likelihood of non-Iranian role in Hormuz ship attack

South Korea believes that there is little possibility of a non-Iranian actor being behind last week’s attack on a South ...

Families of Pakistani hostages held by Somali pirates for 23 days call for their rescue

By Ariba Shahid KARACHI, May 13 (Reuters) - Ambreen Fatima protested in Karachi with her children on Wednesday for the release of her husband, one of ten Pakistani crew aboard an oil tanker seized by ...