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Security Council LIVE: Can new technology keep the world’s sea lanes safe?

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Security Council LIVE: Can new technology keep the world’s sea lanes safe?
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Cheap drones, autonomous vessels and cyberattacks are changing the threats to the world’s shipping lanes – and the tools to counter them. At an open debate on Thursday, the Security…

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PublisherUnited Nations News
TopicWorld News
PublishedThu, 29 Oct 2026 12:00:00 GMT

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