Tag: maritime security

Britain and Kenya Prepare for Tomorrow’s Battlefield: Could Drones and Cyber Warfare Redefine Their Defence Partnership?

Europe Asanga Divulweva -
KENYA — 29 OCTOBER 2026 What happens when the battleground moves beyond the land, sea, and air to cyberspace? In...

Fiji Bolsters National Intelligence Framework to Improve Regional Security & Governance Standards

Pacific Rakshithan Mahendran -
Fiji has implemented broad structural reforms in its domestic intelligence apparatus to improve the country’s capability to detect, assess,...

Cyprus Bolsters Maritime Security and Regulatory Compliance in Global Supply Chains

Europe Rakshithan Mahendran -
Cyprus is bringing the intensifying security, operational and regulatory pressures faced by global shipping into the international spotlight. In...

Vanuatu and Solomon Islands Draw a Line at Sea—Can Joint Patrols Outsmart Pacific Drug Traffickers?

Lead_Story Asanga Divulweva -
PORT VILA, Vanuatu, October 8, 2026 — The waters that lie between Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands could become...

Kuwait, Saudi Arabia Step Up Maritime Security Cooperation Over Strait of Hormuz

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
KUWAIT CITY, September 22, 2026 — The goal of becoming a part of the ongoing security talks between Kuwait...

Deadly Strike in the Strait: Why the Saudi Tanker Attack Could Echo Across Global Oil Markets

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
MANAMA, September 3, 2026 — The latest deadly incident in the Strait of Hormuz has renewed concerns over the...
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Five Hijackings Since April: Somali Pirates Send a Chilling Warning to Shipping

Lead_Story Asanga Divulweva -
MOGADISHU, August 19, 2026 — The waters around Somalia have become a piracy hot spot once again after the...

What Kuwait and UAE’s Latest Military Talks Mean for the Future of Gulf Security

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
KUWAIT/ABU DHABI – June 2026: Given its increasing importance to collaborate on Gulf security issues, Kuwait and the UAE...

The Pacific’s Silent War Has Begun—And Samoa Is on the Front Line

Pacific Asanga Divulweva -
The Pacific region is currently undergoing the largest maritime security operation to date, with Samoa at the forefront, as...

From Fragile Ceasefire to Lasting Stability: How Jordan and Egypt Are Quietly Rewriting the Middle East’s Diplomatic Playbook

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
As the world undergoes a very fast and turbulent change in geopolitical issues between countries, Jordan and Egypt have...

Guarding the World’s Lifelines: Oman and Bahrain Call for Peace Amid Maritime Uncertainty

Mena Asanga Divulweva -
Overall, the uncertainty surrounding maritime stability in the region is increasing, and it is leading to increased concern among...

Suspected Somali pirates board tanker in renewed escalation since 2024

Maritime and Trade Roshan Abayasekara -
Maritime security sources said that a Malta-flagged products tanker, moving off the Somalian coastline, was boarded by pirates on...

New Era for Sri Lanka and Australia? Inside the High-Stakes Talks That Could Change Everything

Pacific Piumi Fernando -
Australia (Commonwealth)_ Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Richard Marles, met...

Tensions Fade as Maldives Doubles Down on India Ties After Deadly Attack

Asia Sarojini P -
Maldives (Commonwealth Union)_ In a major diplomatic development, the Maldives has reaffirmed its unwavering support for India’s fight against...

Australia’s Crucial Role in Malaysia’s Defence: Why This Partnership Matters More in 2025

Pacific Piumi Fernando -
Australia (Commonwealth)_ The year 2025 holds particular significance for Malaysia as the nation assumes the chair of ASEAN and commemorates...

 The Escalating Piracy Threat in the Singapore Strait – A Closer Look

Maritime and Trade Wasana Nadeeshani -
(Commonwealth_ Despite repeated warnings to vessels transiting the Singapore Strait about the dangers of piracy and armed robbery, the...