How Somali Pirates Almost (but Not Quite) Halted Vital Climate Change Research - The Atlantic
Pirate Trails: Tracking the Illicit Financial Flows from Piracy off the Horn of Africa
Report: Somali pirates strike again, hijacking tanker off Horn of Africa - Offshore Energy
The ungoverned seas | The Economist
Piracy in West Africa: The world's most dangerous seas? - BBC News
High stakes for cruisers in pirate waters - Soundings Online
UN meeting on Horn of Africa hears UNOSAT on geospatial piracy monitoring | UNITAR
Expansion of Pirates Attacks off the Horn of Africa. | Download Scientific Diagram
Anarchy at Sea: A Voyage through Pirate-Infested Waters - DER SPIEGEL
Opinion | Al Shabab Fights the Pirates - The New York Times
Why Piracy Has Faded From the Horn of Africa | SOFREP
Climate Studies Show: Somali Pirates Take Summer Vacations, Too | WIRED
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Pirate loot unearthed by World Bank | The Star
Differences between piracy in East and West Africa
Piracy in the Horn of Africa, West Africa and the Strait of Malacca
Pirates of the Horn of Africa: The Movie | The Independent | The Independent
Differences between piracy in East and West Africa
EU anti-piracy mission risks ejection from Somalia
What It's Like To Be Held Hostage By Somali Pirates For 2 1/2 Years | Colorado Public Radio
NATO - Topic: Counter-piracy operations (2008-2016)
Can we afford to drop the guard against piracy? - ISS Africa
Piracy acts in Horn of Africa waters fall in 2012 – Medafrica Times
Somali Piracy: Causes and Consequences - Inquiries Journal
Expansion of Pirates Attacks off the Horn of Africa. | Download Scientific Diagram
Private marine security – the best option for tackling piracy? - Ship Technology
Anti-piracy measures in Somalia - Wikipedia
Hidden Victim of Somali Pirates: Science – National Geographic Education Blog
How Somalia's Fishermen Became Pirates - TIME
Captain Phillips strikes back: Off Horn of Africa, pirates go bye-bye - CSMonitor.com
