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The Silent Siege: China’s Port Takeover Strategy and What It Means for U.S. Influence in the Americas

China is attempting to control as many ports as possible internationally, especially in Latin and South American countries. By ensuring Chinese control over many...

Power Plays in the Indo-Pacific: The Quad Alliance and the Battle for Maritime Dominance

The Indo-Pacific is generally regarded as a US construct covering the Indian Ocean from the African coast and the western and central Pacific Ocean...

ASEAN’s Blue Economy Needs a Tech-Powered Startup Revolution

In a region crisscrossed by coastlines and rich marine biodiversity, the ocean is not just a geographical feature for ASEAN, it is its lifeblood....

The Expanding Conflict and Power Plays in the Red Sea

The Red Sea and the Horn of Africa are witnessing extensive tensions within the framework of international and regional powers' strategic objectives, where hostilities...

The Geopolitics of the Red Sea Crisis: Implications for Global Trade and Security

“Geography has made us neighbors. History has made us friends. Economics has made us partners. And necessity has made us allies.” — John F....

Between the Tides: Traditional Fishing Rights and the Philippines–China Maritime Tensions

As geopolitical tensions in the South China Sea (SCS) deepen, international headlines largely focus on legal or sovereignty claims, naval deployment, and freedom of...

Geopolitics meet Digital Security in ASEAN’s Maritime Domain

The seas of the ASEAN region are a geostrategic domain where geopolitics and digital security intersect. Maritime cybersecurity threats and disruptions to critical underwater...

Navies together: Indian Ocean Ship Sagar – a unique cooperative initiative by the Indian Navy

The Indian Ocean has been the lifeline for civilizations abutting the Indian Ocean Region along the Nile, Tigris, Indus, and Mekong River basins for...

Outproducing US in Naval Arms Race

The Indo-Pacific has become the focal point of great power competition, where naval dominance is a decisive factor in shaping the regional balance of...

JMICC: Bridging Civil and Military Efforts to Protect the Seas

Maritime security is the most significant element of global trade, economic stability, and national security. In contemporary world, where security threats in the maritime...

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Ratcliffe in Cairo: Why China Is Watching U.S.-Egypt Security Ties

China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) is monitoring the...

Beijing’s Two-Track Money Play: A Stronger Yuan for Washington, a Harder Line on Belt and Road Debt

Today's Numbers $126.4bn (China's record H1 2026 Belt and Road...

Xi to Press Trump to Halt Taiwan Arms Sales in 1982 Agreement Push

China's President Xi Jinping is expected to urge US...

Iran-US Talks May Resume as Trump and Pezeshkian Head to UN

On Tuesday, Iran and the United States signaled the...
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