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Robbery incidents surge in Singapore Strait amid social challenges and geopolitical shifts

The recent armed robbery on a Panama-flagged tanker in the Philip Channel brings to the forefront the level of the security risk in the Malacca and Singapore Straits, a crucial spot of the global trade.

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