Senior Analyst at Risk Intelligence, Thomas Timlen, shared his insights in a recent Seatrade Maritime article, highlighting key maritime security developments across Asia during Q1 2026.

Published on 10 April 2026, the article outlines key developments in Asian maritime security during Q1 2026.

Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen shared insights in a recent La Presse article examining current tensions in Danish–U.S. relations.

Published on 9 February, the article explores reactions in Denmark amid renewed political friction involving Greenland and the broader transatlantic relationship. In the piece, Hansen highlights Denmark’s long-standing and close military cooperation with the United States, noting that Denmark was among the first countries to deploy troops to Afghanistan in 2002 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom.

Published on 6 February 2026, the article outlines how the Russia–Ukraine war has reshaped the maritime security landscape across the Black Sea and beyond, drawing on insights from Dirk Siebels of Risk Intelligence.

It highlights that merchant vessels now face a mix of kinetic and operational threats, including drone attacks, sea mines and widespread GNSS interference, with elevated operational risks notably for those calling at ports in both Ukraine and Russia.

In a recent interview with British Forces News, Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen shared his insights on Arctic warfare and the challenges of sustaining military operations in Greenland’s extreme environment.

Published on 4 February 2026, the interview highlights some of the most pressing challenges facing military operations in the Arctic.

Risk Intelligence Senior Analyst Louis Borer shared his perspective at an FMSH forum on maritime violence.

The event took place on 9 December 2025 and was later published online on 2 February 2026 on Canal-U. Organised by the French research institute FMSH and moderated by Le Monde journalist Élise Vincent.

Published on 23 January 2026, the article highlights Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen’s perspective on the implications of unusual US military activity.

Hansen questioned the decision to prepare the Alaska-based 11th Airborne Division for potential deployment to Minnesota, noting that domestic emergencies are normally handled by the US National Guard.

Published on 9 January 2026, the article by Risk Intelligence Senior Analyst Thomas Timlen outlines key developments in Asian maritime security during Q4 2025.

Timlen noted that Hong Kong Customs uncovered 417 kg of cocaine hidden in a ship’s sea chest, the first recorded case of this method in Asia.

In a recent BBC article, Risk Intelligence CEO Hans Tino Hansen shared his insights on the military capabilities involved in a potential US move to take control of Greenland.

Published on 7 January 2026, the BBC article highlights a range of scenarios under consideration by the US administration regarding Greenland.

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.