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Shifting Tides: Global Piracy Trends And Emerging Threats In 2024
Transhipment Ports Challenged By Changes In Call Patterns Amid Red Sea Crisis
IMO Condemns “Illegal, Unjustifiable” Attacks On Ships In Red Sea
LNG New-buildings Take Center Stage
Politics In Malaysia – A Simple Philosophical Take
Maersk Warns Of Major Disruption As Ships Diverts Away From Red Sea
The Informal Sector: The Achilles Heel Of Malaysia's Economy
Why Are Islamists Claiming Non-Muslim Land?
Turkey Celebrates Centenary Of The Republic In Shadow Of War
Turkey And Israel Will Explore Joint Drilling In East Mediterranean: Erdogan
LONDON, UK: Turkey and Israel will explore joint energy drilling in the Eastern Mediterranean, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday told journalists who accompanied him to the United Nations General Assembly in New York City.
The UAE: The Middle East’s Teflon Nation
WASHINGTON, US:The United Arab Emirates resembles US ‘Teflon President’ Ronald Reagan.
Assad Plays A Strong Hand In Diplomatic Poker With Arab Neighbors
Bridging Free And Open Spaces Serves U.S. Interests
WASHINGTON, U.S.-American interests are advanced by bridging the world’s free and open spaces, thereby preventing authoritarian regimes from dividing the world into hard spheres of control.
Russo-Ukrainian War: The World Blood Pump
SMO-Since Russia’s surprise decision to voluntarily withdraw from west bank Kherson in the first week of November, there has been little in the way of dramatic changes to the frontlines in Ukraine.
Turkey's Looming Invasion Of Syria Tests US-Kurdish Ties
LONDON, UK--Turkey’s threatened incursion into northern Syria is testing US efforts to balance between an important counterterrorism partner in the Middle East and a pivotal geopolitical ally in the war in Ukraine.
The U.S., China, And Great Power Competition In The Middle East
WASHINGTON, U.S.--It’s official. The Biden administration agrees with the Trump administration that almost everything that happens in world affairs can be explained by two interlocking zero-sum contests. One is geopolitical, as in ‘great power rivalry.’ The other is ideological, as in ‘democracy vs. authoritarianism.’
How The Booming Spyware Industry Is Making Life Hell For Journalists Around The World
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Asmae Moussaoui couldn’t shake the feeling that she was being watched.
Great Power Folly? NATO’s Ill-Timed Turn To China
WASHINGTON, U.S.--Russia and Ukraine are at war, Europe’s failure to take its defense seriously is evident to all, and the allies finally feel pressure to spend and do more militarily. Why, then, did they treat China as an adversary and invite several Asia-Pacific governments to last week’s NATO summit?
5 Ways To Take Back Power In The Fight Against Climate Change
BERLIN, Germany--This week marked 50 years since the 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment. Governments from across the globe are meeting in Sweden to commemorate this event, though there is not much to celebrate.