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China’s Coastal Security: Analysing Maritime Dominance
The People's Republic of China, founded in 1949, has always had a thirst for power and dominance. In the beginning, while it was protecting and conquering lands, it left the coasts unguarded. A brutal mistake to commit. Illustration by The Geostrata It was only in the late 1970s that Deng Xiaoping's reforms transformed the coast into China’s economic engine. Exports and the presence of ports tied China’s survival to maritime security. Yet, by the 1990s, clashes in the South C
THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 274 min read


China's New "Blackout Bomb": A Non-Lethal Weapon With Potentially Lethal Consequences
On Thursday, June 29, 2025, a striking video released by China's state broadcaster CCTV caught the attention of military analysts and policymakers worldwide. The video showcased an animated depiction of what appears to be a newly developed graphite bomb - nicknamed a "blackout bomb". This weapon, designed to cripple an adversary's power grid without causing direct physical destruction, underscores China's ongoing efforts to expand its arsenal of non-kinetic warfare tools. Ill
THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 16 min read


China’s Arunachal Pradesh Claim and International Law: Sovereignty, History, and Boundaries
China’s assertion on Arunachal Pradesh, which it calls “Zangnan” (South Tibet), is based on historical ties to Tibet and a rejection of...
THE GEOSTRATA
Aug 225 min read


Voice for the Voiceless: Over Seven Decades of Struggle with China for My Land and My People - A Book Review
‘If China wants Tibet to stay with China, then China must create the necessary conditions for this. The time has come now for the Chinese...
THE GEOSTRATA
Jul 305 min read
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