Socotra
Freedom of shipping in the Red Sea: The Greek contribution
A multipolar world, subject to new predominant threats and global divisions, arises from the distribution of military and economic power and new agreements for providing military facilities to foreign countries.
Bulgaria's 'Ruen' Ship Seized in Arabian Sea: Crew Safety a Top Priority (UPDATED)
UPDATE: The crew of the hijacked vessel "Ruen," belonging to the "NAVIBULGAR" shipping company, remains out of contact, including through satellite phones. Onboard are 18 individuals, including 8 Bulgarians, alongside sailors from Angola and Myanmar.
Yemen’s Socotra, isolated island at strategic crossroads
Only goats seeking shade now use the long-abandoned lines of Soviet-era T-34 tanks, but the rusting relics point to the strategic value that Yemen's Socotra islands hold for foreign powers.
The archipelago's remote location helped it forge its astonishing nature millennia ago - a third of the main island's plants are unique, from bulbous bottle and cucumber trees to alien aloes.
Turkey 'concerned' over developments in Yemen's Socotra, Foreign Ministry says
Ankara on May 10 expressed concerns over the recent developments on Yemen's Socotra Island after the United Arab Emirates dispatched its military to the island last week.