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Officials from China and Pacific Island nations seated around a blue U-shaped table with national flags displayed behind them at the Third China-Pacific Islands Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Xiamen

China’s Pacific strategy beyond the diplomatic veil

Recent diplomatic exchanges between China and Pacific Island nations expose a sophisticated dual-track approach where Beijing’s official statements conceal more ambitious regional designs than their carefully crafted diplomatic language suggests

A world map displaying major maritime chokepoints, with primary routes marked in red and secondary routes in yellow. Blue lines indicate high-density commercial shipping lanes

Chokepoint chess: The silent war over global trade

The battle for maritime dominance isn’t about fleets—it’s about straits, canals, and who decides what ships get through. The world’s trade routes are the front lines of a new Cold War

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Securing the Black Sea: The battle for maritime stability

The Black Sea remains a volatile maritime zone. As Russia mines strategic channels and employs shadow fleets, regional and global trade face escalating threats. Can diplomacy and strategy keep trade lanes open?