Published on 28 October 2025, the Gräns broadcast by Swedish public radio featured Senior Advisor Robin Häggblom discussing Nordic defence cooperation in the Arctic.

Robin noted that this marks a new era for Finnish officers, as others will now take key roles in decisions affecting the country’s defence.

Risk Intelligence Senior Analyst Thomas Timlen shared insights on Q3 2025 maritime security trends in Southeast Asia in a recent Seatrade Maritime article.

Published on 14 October 2025, the article by Risk Intelligence Senior Analyst Thomas Timlen highlights a notable improvement in Asian maritime security during Q3 2025, driven by a sharp decline in vessel boardings in the Singapore Strait.

Hans Tino Hansen, CEO of Risk Intelligence, shared his insights with La Presse on the risks posed by drone intrusions near critical European infrastructure.

Published 10 October 2025, the article notes growing concerns over recent drone intrusions near strategic European infrastructure.

Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen shared his insights with The Times on Denmark’s domestic security challenges following recent drone incidents.

Published on 1 October 2025, the article highlights Denmark’s vulnerability following recent drone incidents that disrupted national security and exposed gaps in its defence readiness.

Risk Intelligence Defence Analyst Robin Häggblom shared his insights with Yle in an evening news broadcast on recent drone sightings.

The broadcast, aired on 25 September 2025, highlighted Häggblom’s point that shooting drones down is difficult due to the risk of collateral damage from wreckage falling in populated areas.

In a recent interview on Sveriges Radio, Risk Intelligence’s defence analyst Robin Häggblom shared his perspective on NATO airspace violations and defence challenges.

Published on 25 September 2025 on Sveriges Radio, the interview covers recent intrusions into NATO airspace, including drones and MiG-31s over Estonia, and the alliance’s response.

In a recent interview with Svenska Yle, also streamed on Yle Areena, Risk Intelligence’s defence analyst Robin Häggblom shared his insights on the challenges of identifying hybrid influence and its impact on democratic societies.

Published on 5 September 2025, the article highlights defence analyst Robin Häggblom’s insights on hybrid influence and operations.

In a recent Lloyd’s List interview, Risk Intelligence Senior Analyst Dirk Siebels commented on the Houthis’ latest Red Sea transit guidance, highlighting their approach to targeting and communications.

Published on 13 August 2025, the article examines the Houthis’ newly released Frequently Asked Questions for vessel transit in the Red Sea and their attempts to clarify targeting criteria for shipping.

A recent article in Seatrade Maritime features insights from Risk Intelligence Senior Analyst Thomas Timlen on the evolving maritime security landscape in Southeast Asia in Q2 2025.

Published on 9 July 2025, the article highlights a 309% rise in vessel boardings in the Singapore Strait — with 45 incidents reported — now accounting for 85% of all regional incidents in the first half of the year.

In a recent interview with the BBC, also aired on BBC Radio, Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen discussed security in the Arctic, addressing concerns over Russia’s increased presence.

Originally published on 8 March 2025, the BBC article highlights Hansen’s insights into Arctic security. While acknowledging Russia’s growing activity, he pointed out that it does not pose a direct threat to the US or Greenland. He also noted that the US has reduced its Arctic capabilities, particularly with the removal of icebreakers.

In a recent interview with Energy Intelligence, Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen provided insights into the Houthis’ continued resilience.

Published on 1 November 2024, the article outlines the ongoing challenges posed by the Houthis, who have continued their attacks despite airstrikes by the US, UK, and Israel. Hans Tino Hansen, CEO of Risk Intelligence, emphasised that the Houthis’ resilience and operational capabilities allow them to continue their attacks unless their missile and targeting capabilities are entirely neutralised:

Risk Intelligence provided insights for an article in Seatrade Maritime News, discussing the evolving challenges in Asian maritime security during Q3 2024.

Published on 8 October 2024, the article highlights significant issues, including the resurgence of tug hijackings and AIS spoofing linked to the dark fleet. A key incident involved the hijacking of a tug and barge in the Java Sea, raising concerns about vulnerabilities in biofuel transportation.

Risk Intelligence Senior Analyst Louis Borer shared insights with the French magazine MOYEN-ORIENT on the resurgence of piracy in the Indian Ocean, highlighting the potential links to Houthi attacks and the focus of international naval attention in the Red Sea.

The article discusses the return of piracy in November 2023 in the Indian Ocean, coinciding with the deterioration in security due to Houthi attacks in the area.

In a recent interview with SCM News, Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen addressed the potential for stricter security requirements in the logistics industry, driven by increasing criminal exploitation and foreign interference in supply chains.

Published on 30 September 2024, the article highlights the pressing security challenges facing the logistics industry.

In a recent interview with Ingeniøren, Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen shared insights regarding vulnerabilities in supply chains, particularly in light of a large-scale attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon.

The article, published on 19 September 2024, delves into a large-scale supply chain attack in Lebanon and highlights the broader vulnerabilities of the global supply chains.

In a recent interview with Bridget Diakun for Lloyd's List, Risk Intelligence analyst, Hans-Kristian Petersen shared his perspective on the recent attacks on vessels in the Black Sea.

Published on 23 September 2024, the Lloyd’s List article features insights from Petersen, who noted that the damage to the vessels Golden Lion and Aya was likely the result of collateral strikes on surrounding infrastructure, rather than deliberate targeting by Russia.

The recent article on Diploweb by Risk Intelligence analysts Kais Makhlouf and Louis Borer delves into the maritime aspects of the Gaza conflict, highlighting its impact on the Red Sea and Indian Ocean.

The original release date of the article was on 26 May 2024, as published by Diploweb.

Risk Intelligence recent report regarding recent Houthi threats to maritime security was highlighted by SAFETY4SEA

The article was published by SAFETY4SEA 20 May 2024 and it focused on recent maritime threats including Houthi announcements related to the Eastern Mediterranean on 3 May, which raised concerns due to the ongoing attacks on merchant ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.