India says AI, maritime security key priorities for its UNSC candidature for 2028–29
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Mr. Parvathaneni underscored the need to safeguard freedom of navigation and maritime commerce, saying recent attacks against commercial shipping have demonstrated how disruptions at critical maritime chokepoints can have consequences far beyond their immediate geography
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India says AI, maritime security key priorities for its UNSC candidature for 2028–29. Mr. Parvathaneni underscored the need to safeguard freedom of navigation and maritime commerce, saying recent attacks against commercial shipping have demonstrated how disruptions at critical maritime chokepoints can have consequences far beyond their immediate geography Covered by 1 publications. The Hindu: India says AI, maritime security key priorities for its UNSC candidature for 2028–29.
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- The Hindu India India says AI, maritime security key priorities for its UNSC candidature for 2028–29 Mr. Parvathaneni underscored the need to safeguard freedom of navigation and maritime commerce, saying recent attacks against commercial shipping have demonstrated how disruptions at critical maritime chokepoints can have consequences far beyond their immediate geography 12 h ago · Tier 2
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