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The strategic significance of the straits of Malacca/ Zubir Abdul Karim

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ZUBIR Abdul Karim

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TextPublication details: 2007Subject(s):

MALAYSIA -- SECURITY -- MARITIME

In: Australian Defence Force Journal, Issue No 172, 2007, pp.33-49 (F7)Summary: Security and safety in the Straits of Malacca are of vital interest to the littoral states and to major powers. This article examines the strategic significance of straits and looks at the range of threats to their security that currently exist and that are likely to arise.

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Security and safety in the Straits of Malacca are of vital interest to the littoral states and to major powers. This article examines the strategic significance of straits and looks at the range of threats to their security that currently exist and that are likely to arise.

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