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Iran's threat to Hormuz submarine cablesIran's Revolutionary Guard Corps has threatened to impose permits on submarine fiber-optic cables passing through the Strait of Hormuz. Thi...- India has to work out interim practical arrangements, without getting in the way of Iran or USAn Indian tanker faced fire in the Strait of Hormuz. The waterway's status is uncertain despite claims of openness. International maritime ...
- Can Iran legally put a price on passage through the Strait of Hormuz?Iran’s move to charge tolls on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz has sparked a legal and geopolitical debate. Under international ...
- India is being forced to make geopolitical choices to take ownership of QuadThe Quad summit in Delaware ends with a promise that the Quad is here to stay. Leaders from the US, Japan, Australia, and India discussed m...
- We oppose unilateral actions to change status quo by force: India on fresh tensions in South China SeaUS National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan spoke to his Filipino counterpart Eduardo M Ano this week following the fresh tensions in the So...
- China gets increasingly rambunctious in South China SeaChairman Xi Jinping's hardening stance against the Philippines has led to increased aggression by the China Coast Guard (CCG) in the South ...
- Jaishankar bats for deeper engagement among IOR nations; flags instances of disregard to maritime laws, long-standing pactsJaishankar stressed the need for greater consultation, cooperation, and collective self-reliance among the Indian Ocean countries to addres...
- View: More and more countries agree agreements with China are problematicThe Philippines is the only country to approach the UN against Chinese claims and obtain an order in its favour from the UN Convention on t...
- US, ASEAN support bridging development gapThe United States and the Association of Southeast Asia nations (ASEAN) have expressed their support for narrowing the development gap in t...
- Bangladesh announces Indo-Pacific Outlook with special emphasis on UN Convention on the Law of the Sea“The Indo-Pacific area’s collective share in global GDP, preponderance in international trade, enhanced climate action and growing technolo...
- India, Asean decide to ensure freedom of navigation in South China SeaBoth sides noted the importance of promoting a rules-based order in the region including through upholding adherence to international law, ...
- Disrespect shown must be addressed diplomatically: Shashi Tharoor on US Navy's operation in India's EEZIndia's reaction came after the US Navy, in an unusual move, announced that one of its ships conducted patrols in the Indian EEZ on April 7...
- ASEAN takes position against China's vast historical sea claimsThe leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations took the position in a statement issued by Vietnam Saturday on behalf of the 10-n...
- Indonesia stands firm against Chinese claims in South China Sea regionA Chinese boat trespassed into Indonesia's EEZ off the coast of the northern islands of Natuna, leading Indonesians officials to issue a "s...
- Germany supports India’s OBOR standGerman Ambassador Martin Ney said they stand by India in its fight against terrorism and that they were sharing intelligence with the India...
- South China Sea: Tribunal & road aheadChina’s unilateral territorial claims in SCS, creation of artificial islands and subsequent militarization of the region has terrorized cer...
- South China Sea: Tribunal and the road aheadChina's unilateral territorial claims in SCS, creation of artificial islands and subsequent militarisation of the region has terrorised cer...
- Don't try to resolve South China Sea dispute unilaterally: US tells ChinaChinese President Xi Jinping said the two countries must properly manage their differences avoiding "major disturbance" in ties.
- Beijing’s land reclamation project worrisome; India, Washington should be watchfulThis is only the latest in a series of Chinese assertions – made easier because of the disunity among Asean countries on the one hand, and ...
- Defence cooperation could drive broader Indo-US ties in near futureIndia, in many ways, is better placed than Japan or Britain after World War II to partner the US in safeguarding global security.
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