India’s Maritime Incidents: Policy Insights
FOCs registered ships need to be carefully monitored in terms of the substances they carry for coastal and maritime environment safety. ...
FOCs registered ships need to be carefully monitored in terms of the substances they carry for coastal and maritime environment safety. ...
While China promotes the Maritime Silk Road as a path to shared prosperity, infrastructure connectivity, and win-win cooperation, the reality is more complex. ...
The future will not be defined merely by who claims sovereignty, but by who controls the infrastructure that defines it. And that makes sovereignty not a fortress, but a flow — one that must be guarded not just by walls, but by wisdom ...
To justify power and its pursuit, perhaps it is fundamentally shaped through narratives, not just for great powers but for smaller nations as well. ...
China's comprehensive ways of achieving its desired ends involve a combination of military, economic, and legal strategies and tactics. ...
As China increases its influence through economic weight, the Cook Islands could find itself in a position of obligations that perfectly align with China’s interests and not its allies, which completely changes the status quo in the region. ...
By focusing on immediate domestic concerns—like tariff revenue, fossil-fuel jobs, and symbolic displays of sovereignty—the proposed agenda distorts principles of fair burden-sharing and shared responsibility into a zero-sum game. ...
The Ocean Conference is a successful attempt to mobilize actors to deliberate on the conservation and sustainable use of the ocean resources. ...
Nepal’s place on the FATF grey list represents a serious reputational and economic challenge. But it also provides a clear roadmap for institutional reform, financial modernization, and global re-engagement. ...
The Futility of War: A Persistent Tragedy
Humanity must reject violence and choose dialogue, empathy, and partnership instead. ...