- Ocean shipping is responsible for moving up to 90% of all internationally traded goods. But every year, dozens of ships come under attack from pirates: bands of maritime marauders that attempt to board ships moving through international waters to seize goods or hold crew members for ransom.www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-00124-6
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Ocean shipping is responsible for moving up to 90% of all internationally traded goods. But every year, dozens of ships come under attack from pirates: bands of maritime marauders that attempt to board ships moving through international waters to seize goods or hold crew members for ra…
- Pirate attacks on the high seas are on the decline — and have been for around a decade — ac…
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