Geopolitics

  • Taiwan-Philippines maritime row

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    “During the times when we don’t see them, we get 1,000 or 2,000 flying fish in one catch. When they’re around, […] perhaps only 100,” Resources at heart of Taiwan-Philippines […]

  • Japan renew maritime security commitment with Philippines

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    In their efforts to strengthen their strategic partnership, the Philippines and Japan have renewed their commitment to advancing cooperation in the field of maritime security. Japan renew maritime security commitment […]

  • Taiwan holds military drills

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    “The move is aimed to highlight our determination to safeguard sovereignty,” Rear Admiral Lee Tung-pao said. “The coastguards have vowed to protect our fishermen wherever they are.” Taiwan holds military […]

  • New Taiwanese sanctions for Philippines despite apology

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    Taiwan has imposed more sanctions on the Philippines, despite an apology from the Philippine president for the killing of a Taiwanese fisherman in disputed waters. New Taiwanese sanctions for Philippines […]

  • Sudan’s navy commander hails Iran’s role in Red Sea security

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    Commander of Sudan’s Naval Forces Lieutenant General Dalil al-Daw says the presence of the Iranian fleets in the Red Sea insures security in the waters Sudan’s navy commander hails Iran’s […]

  • Legal wrangle over North Sea oil

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    A legal expert has warned that Scotland’s share of North Sea oil could be subject to years of legal wrangling if they voted for independence. Scottish independence: Academic warns of […]

  • Island Dispute

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    Japan and Russia have agreed to hold talks to end a territorial dispute which has prevented them from signing a formal treaty to end World War II Japan and Russia […]

  • New Maritime Policy Guidelines

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    Amid its ongoing territorial dispute with China, Japan unveiled a raft of steps to boost security around its remote islands, unveiling new maritime policy guidelines. Japan Strengthens Security With New […]

  • Bolivia takes sea dispute to court

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    Landlocked Bolivia has filed a lawsuit against neighboring Chile at the International Court of Justice in The Hague to reclaim it’s access to the Pacific Ocean coastline. Bolivia takes Chile sea dispute […]

  • Japan-U.S. island drill provocative

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    China said on Wednesday that “provocative actions” would not sway it from defending its territory, after Japan confirmed it would conduct military drills with U.S. China calls Japan-U.S. island drill […]

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