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      <description>Forty thousand vessel transits a year through a channel that narrows to under a kilometre, carrying Ukrainian grain out and governing Russian naval access to the Mediterranean under a convention signed in 1936.
That makes the Bosporus a permanent subject rather than a news cycle, which is exactly what a publication or research programme wants underneath it. Geopolitics coverage, maritime analysis, shipping data, think tank programmes and policy resources all have a natural claim here, and the .</description>
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