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Chamber reports drop in maritime piracy

Maritime piracy and armed robbery dropped by 24 percent in the first nine months of 2019, but Africa’s Gulf of Guinea remains a “high risk area.”

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By Arete News - October 15, 2019
British Royal Marines patrol the Arabian Gulf (AN/Will Haigh)
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