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Strait of Malacca
Singapore and the Sea of Discontent
By Suhith Sitharthan
How Singapore can play a central role in mediating Southeast Asian territorial disputes.
The Indian Ocean in ASEAN's Future Maritime Discourse
By Sourabh Jyoti Sharma
ASEAN must prioritize its Indian Ocean strategy if it is to ensure regional security.
Shared Energy Interests an Opportunity for Sino-Indian Cooperation
By Wang Tao
China and India have a shared interest in securing energy supplies. Could they work together?
US, Japan to Boost ASEAN Maritime Security
By Scott Cheney-Peters
Hidden in the U.S.-Japan joint statement was a pledge to help Southeast Asia enhance its maritime surveillance.
China’s Newest Maritime Dispute
By Zachary Keck
China's hardly in need of more territorial disputes with neighbors. Yet, it has started a new one with Indonesia.
Troubled Waters: Indonesia’s Growing Maritime Disputes
By Scott Cheney-Peters
Indonesia has become embroiled in maritime disputes with neighbors like Singapore, Australia, and Papua New Guinea.
Blue Means Blue: China’s Naval Ambitions
By Henry Holst
Numerous articles in Chinese state media suggest it has an ambitious agenda for its navy.
How a Thai Canal Could Transform Southeast Asia
By Ankit Panda
An idea to build a canal through southern Thailand could have broad geopolitical ramifications.
“Batman Suparman” Jailed in Singapore for Theft, Trespassing
Also: Pirates hijack tanker off Malaysian coast, Cambodia and Thailand’s temple row.
ReCAAPing Asia's Fight Against Pirates
ReCAAP is Asia’s mechanism to fight maritime piracy and an example of successful multilateralism.
Can India Blockade China?
Indian strategic circles are having an important debate on the virtues of sea power versus land power.
Indonesia’s Submarine Doctrine Explained
RSIS’s Koh Swee Lean Collin gives The Diplomat the lowdown on TNI-AL’s expanding subsurface fleet.
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