Nov 19: Sirius Star hijack

Name: Nov 19: Sirius Star hijack
Uploaded: 2008-11-19T11:57:06.000Z
Duration: PTNaNMNaNS
Channel: Financial Times
Description: Piracy: old trade, new stakes

Pirates have plagued the Horn of Africa for years but now their attacks are increasing in number and audacity

November 19, 2008

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