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Maritime Maneuvers: China’s hidden Quest for Oceanic Supremacy

China's rise as a prominent maritime power not only mirrors past historical successes but also indicates a possible disruption in the current maritime power...

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Crew Management Company

The maritime industry is a labyrinth of logistics, regulations, and human resources. For ship owners and maritime professionals, securing efficient crew management solutions is...

Ethiopia’s Risky Maritime Ambitions – Undermining International Law for Sea Access

In the intricate world of international maritime activities, two concepts often come into play: "lease for port access" and "sovereign access to the sea."...

Unending Turmoil in the Red Sea Raises Doubts on China’s Strategy

To date, the Red Sea crisis has incited major economic repercussions for global trade. From what started out as the Houthi rebels threatening Israel’s...

R-Strategies for Marine Debris and Blue Finance in Indonesia

This paper examines the application of the blue economy through sustainable R-Strategies. The essence is related to the development of environmental, social, and governance...

Global Ripples: Yemen Government-Houthis Clashes and Their Impact on India

The ongoing conflict between the Yemeni government and the Houthis is a major geopolitical hotspot with significant ramifications for international politics, the global economy,...

Ghana’s New Ship Repair Dock Project Funding Sealed

A consortium, including the African Development Bank, has signed an agreement to extend $94 million in senior debt funding to PMD Assetco Limited (PMD)...

A dual game by China

The Central banks worry about another inflationary spike following 35% drop of traffic through the Red Sea-thanks to the Houthis attacks that have ruptured...

Chinese Port Power

China's rise to prominence in the world economy during the last four decades has been fueled by rapid economic expansion, heightened involvement in international...

Conflict Escalation in the South China Sea: Measuring the Direction of Indonesia’s Maritime Policy

The South China Sea is a strategic water area that stretches between the People's Republic of China (PRC) and several Southeast Asian countries such...

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Saudi Arabia is facing pressure from two directions. To...

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Trump Threatened to Bomb Oman. It’s Part of a Much Bigger 2026 Pattern

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