How the U.S. Used ECS to Expand Its Territory
The United States has expanded its territorial claims beyond its shores using a concept called the Extended Continental Shelf (ECS). This strategic
The Qosh Tepa Canal
The Afghanistan water channel is a humanitarian help or another instability portal The Qosh Tepa Canal is a significant infrastructure project in
The Northern Sea Route: A Potential Game-Changer
China’s Arctic Gamble: A New Maritime Silk Road? The decision by two Chinese container ships to navigate the Northern Sea Route (NSR)
The Tumen River is small for geography but huge for geopolitic.
A Potential Focal Point for Regional Cooperation (and Conflict) The Tumen River, snaking its way for 521 kilometers (324 miles) along the
Houthi Attack off Yemen Coast
Philippine Crewed Vessel Targeted See video from navigational bridge in Telegram A Philippine-crewed cargo ship, the MV Tutor, was recently attacked by
USS Helena Makes Stopover in Guantanamo Bay
Fast Attack Submarine USS Helena The U.S. Navy’s fast attack submarine, USS Helena (SSN-725), arrived in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba for a routine
California Sets Sail for Clean Energy
Surveys Begin for Landmark Floating Wind Farm California is making waves in the clean energy sector with the commencement of surveys for
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