35,637 The Maritime Security Forum is pleased to provide you with a product, in the form of a daily newsletter, through which we present the most relevant events and information on naval issues, especially those related to maritime security and… Read More »MS Daily Brief-en
114 The Abraham Accords: Diplomatic Normalisation, Geopolitical Recalibration and the Limits of a New Regionalism in the Middle East Authors: Admiral (ret.) PhD Aurel POPA and Cam Fl (ret.) Dr Sorin LEARSCHI Maritime Security Forum Abstract The Abraham Accords,… Read More »The Abraham Accords: Diplomatic Normalisation, Geopolitical Recalibration and the Limits of a New Regionalism in the Middle East
607 Romania’s Fleet and the Autonomous Naval Revolution: Toward NATO’s First Hybrid Fleet in the Black Sea AUTHORS: Admiral (ret.) PhD Aurel POPA, Rear Admiral (ret.) PhD Sorin LEARSCHI Maritime Security Forum This article refers to equipment, systems, and ship… Read More »Romania’s Fleet and the Autonomous Naval Revolution: Toward NATO’s First Hybrid Fleet in the Black Sea
168 NATO 3.0 and the Rebalancing of Euro-Atlantic Security Analysis: Maritime Security Forum The debate over so-called “NATO 3.0” reflects one of the most significant strategic transformations in the Euro-Atlantic region since the end of the Cold War. The war… Read More »NATO 3.0 and the Rebalancing of Euro-Atlantic Security
237 Could the escalation in the Middle East trigger a structural shift in global maritime trade? Below are ten analytical pieces, each representing a distinct school of thought in the current geopolitical literature on maritime security. The arguments presented reflect… Read More »Maritime Security Forum – Weekly Strategic Summary – 3
1,105 The Gulf’s fragile trade lifeline: Fujairah and Khor Fakkan as a ‘bypass’ for Hormuz Analysis by the Maritime Security Forum Context. The de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz has led to a rapid reconfiguration of trade flows… Read More »The Gulf’s fragile trade lifeline: Fujairah and Khor Fakkan as a ‘bypass’ for Hormuz
277 AMERICA’S MARITIME ACTION PLAN Structured Summary of the Maritime Security Forum The White House · February 2026 1. Context and General Framework America’s Maritime Action Plan (MAP), published by the White House in February 2026, is the implementation plan… Read More »AMERICA’S MARITIME ACTION PLAN-Possible Implications for Romania
142 Strategic Debate Series – New Edition Could Escalation in the Middle East Trigger a Structural Shift in Global Maritime Trade? Introduction to the Topic The escalation of tensions in the Middle East brings one of the global economy’s most… Read More »Could Escalation in the Middle East Trigger a Structural Shift in Global Maritime Trade?
590 Is the Black Sea Becoming Europe’s Most Dangerous Maritime Region? Introduction to the Topic In recent years, the Black Sea has undergone one of the most rapid and profound strategic transformations in contemporary Europe. From a sea predominantly associated… Read More »Maritime Security Forum-Weekly Strategic Summary-2
255 Maritime Security Forum – Is the Black Sea Becoming Europe’s Most Dangerous Maritime Region? Introduction to the Topic In recent years, the Black Sea has undergone one of the most rapid and profound strategic transformations in contemporary Europe. From… Read More »Is the Black Sea Becoming Europe’s Most Dangerous Maritime Region?
