Topic: Gulf of Aden - CSMonitor.com

Somali pirates have not mounted a successful hijacking for nearly a year

Somali pirates: US diplomat Donna Leigh Hopkins credits the combined efforts of international naval forces and stepped-up security on ships including the use of armed guards.

Iranian warships dock in Sudan after alleged Israeli airstrikes

Pirate attacks off Somalia plummet thanks to navies, armed guards

For Somali pirates, July was a very bad month

Training for the Olympics in the shadow of war

Keep Calm Europe launches airstrikes on Somalia to uproot pirate base

Keep Calm Does a military solution for Somali piracy work?

Keep Calm Good Reads: Is the US actually in decline, or just taking a breather?

Somalia's Al Shabab launches suicide attack ahead of talks

Hostage rescue: Will US intervene more in Somalia?

Iran responds to US rescue of captured fishermen

Getting the Strait of Hormuz straight: an FAQ

Turkey earthquake: Why the country is such a hot spot for seismic activity

US, British forces rescue Italian ship from Somali pirates

US covert attacks in Yemen: A better template for the war on terror?

In US call for Americans to leave Yemen, a forecast of harder times ahead

Somali pirate gets 25-year sentence: Will it be a deterrent?

Madagascar captures Somali pirate 'mother ship.' Now what?

Somali pirates capture oil tanker bound for US: Higher oil prices ahead?

India pushes back on Somali pirates' new 'mother ship' offensive

Somali pirates lose battle to South Korean commandos, but who's winning war?

South Korea dispatches destroyer to rescue tanker hijacked by Somali pirates

Opinion Sudan, after the breakup: Can violence be prevented?

Landmark Kenya ruling could see dozens of Somali pirates set free

13 African refugees drown in US Navy rescue attempt