In a world where chaos seems to be finding new fronts, the recent surge in maritime tensions paints a disturbing picture of a once serene expanse turned battleground. The Red Sea, Black Sea, and South China Sea are witnessing complex interplays of geopolitical manoeuvring, technological brinkmanship, and the undeniable impact of climate change on trade routes. The Red Sea, historically a vital trade artery, has become a focal point as Houthi militias disrupt shipping lanes with alarming frequency.
The response from the United States and Britain underscores the strategic importance of open passages, as they launch sea and air attacks to counter the Houthi threat. The world, it seems, is witnessing a pivotal moment where the oceans, once considered a conduit of global harmony, are becoming contested zones reminiscent of the Cold War era. This shift is not isolated but part of a broader pattern. The Black Sea is mired in........