The Strategic Reality of the Cambodia-Thailand Maritime Gridlock

Thailand appoints conciliators for maritime dispute to meet Cambodia’s Danish conciliator

Taiwan Strait: A Structural Fault Line in the Indo-Pacific Balance of Power

The article argues that the Taiwan Strait conflict is not merely a political dispute but a fundamental structural fault line in the Indo-Pac

Strait of Hormuz Closure May Be Extended, Challenging Previous Assumptions

The article examines the changing perspective on the Strait of Hormuz closure, which was previously assumed to be brief but now appears pote

Political and economic realities stall Southeast Asia's Just Energy Transition Partnerships

The article examines why Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETPs) in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia and Vietnam, have stalled

Electrification is key to ASEAN's energy transition and energy security

ASEAN's energy transition hinges on electrification as the region still relies on fossil fuels for ~80% of primary energy consumption. With

Strategic Analysis of 18 Critical Global Maritime Chokepoints

This article provides a strategic analysis of global maritime chokepoints - narrow straits and waterways that concentrate shipping traffic a