Geopolitics
The Red Sea Crisis: How Asymmetric Warfare Exposes the West's Strategic Bankruptcy
Non-state actors like the Houthis using asymmetric strategies have become a disruptive force in international security by targeting merchant ships in the Red Sea, exposing fundamental weaknesses in global maritime security architecture. This shift away from state-dominated warfare toward low-cost, high-impact tactics reveals the catastrophic failure of Western-designed security frameworks and highlights how imperialist powers are now vulnerable to those they once exploited.
