Content Pillar
Maritime Security
Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and West African coastal risk — piracy, trade-corridor disruption and port security for shipping and logistics.
12 articles
Red Sea Maritime Security Weekly, September 2026
A time-bounded practitioner assessment of the southern Red Sea, Bab el-Mandeb and Gulf of Aden, with indicators, operational implications and source limitations.
Gulf of Aden Maritime Incident Monitor
A public-source incident-monitoring method for the Gulf of Aden that separates official warnings, reported events and analytical judgement.
Yemen Maritime Security: Key Actors and Capabilities
An open-source map of the principal state, non-state and international actors shaping maritime risk around Yemen and the southern Red Sea.
Red Sea Shipping Risk: Indicators to Watch
A practical warning framework for route decisions, separating threat indicators from vulnerability, exposure and commercial disruption.
Red Sea Maritime Security Update, Routing, Premiums and the Somali Basin
Most organisations feel this corridor as a schedule and a premium, not an attack. Segment-by-segment exposure, the return of Somali-basin hijack risk, and what to rebuild in procurement.
Monthly Red Sea Maritime Security Outlook, September 2026
A September planning outlook covering conflict-linked attack risk, route concentration, port exposure, insurance and East African supply-chain effects.
Dilemma 13, Maritime Chokepoints: Bab al-Mandab, Suez and the Gulf of Guinea
Rerouting round the Cape adds weeks and cost to African imports; kidnap at sea persists in the Gulf of Guinea.
The Red Sea–Horn of Africa Security Corridor: Why Shipping Risk Is Returning
Renewed maritime threat activity, insurance repricing and the port and corridor consequences for East African trade.
The Red Sea Is Becoming an African Security Problem, Not Just a Maritime Problem
Why Red Sea instability is now an African security file, corridors, ports, humanitarian logistics and business continuity.
Africa's New Security Geography: From the Sahel to the Red Sea
A corridor-based way of reading African risk, and why single-country analysis keeps failing decision-makers.
Africa's Maritime Security Risk: The Gulf of Aden, Red Sea and West African Coast
Three theatres, one commercial consequence: transit risk, port security and the contingency planning businesses need.
Red Sea Security and the Impact on East African Trade Corridors
How Red Sea maritime instability is rerouting cargo, raising costs and reshaping East African supply chains.