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Red Sea Shipping: From Rerouting to Persistent Strategic Risk
Policy must plan for persistent risk even when traffic partially returns.
European Organisation for Strategic Policy
Topic: <span>Maritime Security</span>
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Red Sea Security and Maritime Corridors
The Red Sea has become a persistent strategic theatre in which verified incidents, operator decisions, insurance conditions and diplomatic signals must be read together; no single indicator is sufficient to establish normalisation.
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Europe’s Subsea Lifelines: A Cable Security and Repair Compact
Europe requires a cable-security doctrine that treats detection, attribution, repair capacity, route diversity and public-private crisis command as one system; protection without rapid restoration is not resilience.
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An Eastern Mediterranean Compact for Security, Energy and Connectivity
The Eastern Mediterranean needs a project-based compact that separates immediate cooperation on maritime safety, energy and connectivity from disputes that require longer political negotiation, while ensuring that practical gains do not prejudice legal positions.
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Europe’s Indo-Pacific Security Partnerships: From Dialogue to Operational Value
Europe should judge Indo-Pacific security partnerships by operational value and institutional continuity: shared information, compatible procedures, exercised crisis channels and resilient infrastructure matter more than the number of dialogues announced.