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20 May 2011Indian Ocean region: Critical sea lanes for energy security
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Chokepoints are narrow channels along widely used global sea routes. They are a critical part of global energy security due to the high volume of oil traded through their narrow straits. The Tagged Under Gulf of Aden , Indian Ocean , maritime , South China Sea , Straits of Hormuz , Straits of Malacca , Straits of Singapore , Suez canal , US Navy |
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19 April 2011India Takes Fight to Pirates
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In September 2008, a registered merchant vessel travelling from Hong Kong to Europe was attacked by pirates and taken to the Somali coast. On board were 22 crew Tagged Under anti-piracy , Gulf of Aden , Indian navy , India’s Cabinet Committee on Security , Indo-China relations , Ministry of Defense , Somalia |
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17 February 2012Piracy: A Somalian viewpoint
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Of all annual worldwide pirate attacks, Somalis account for half, totalling 237 in 2011; up from 219 in 2010. Some 77 percent of India’s trade is carried by sea. The Indian Navy has deployed 25 Tagged Under Ambassador Mohammad Osman Omar , ethiopia , Gulf of Aden , Indian navy , Indian Ocean , piracy , regional security , Somalia , UN |
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