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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

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Charting Seas: India’s AI-Driven Indo-Pacific Maritime Strategy
India's maritime policy is experiencing a robust transformation that now emphasises technological innovations, smart diplomacy, and regional leadership. India is expanding its reach from coastal defence to the entire Indo-Pacific region through contemporary definitions of maritime power grounded on Artificial Intelligence and multilateralism. Cover by The Geostrata India's maritime policy reflects its maritime aspirations, with doctrines like SAGAR and the Indo-Pacific Oceans

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 52 min read


Indian Ports Bill 2025: Charting a New Course For India’s Maritime Power
The Indian Ports Bill 2025 represents a historic overhaul and modernisation of the Indian maritime governance system, superseding the...

THE GEOSTRATA
Aug 205 min read


Golden Crescent: The Hub of Narcoterrorism and Threat to Regional Security
Drug trafficking has emerged as a profitable and lucrative business , and is often a means for terror financing. The United Nations...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 234 min read


Tides of Influence: India's Maritime Security Architecture in the Indian Ocean Region
India's geostrategic posture in the Indian Ocean Region is an integral part of its defense umbrella, especially in India-China relations....

THE GEOSTRATA
May 155 min read


India’s Maritime Blindspot: India’s Lack of Port Infrastructure
Ports are the backbone of a state’s economic integration as well as strategic military capabilities. Modern trade relies heavily on the...

THE GEOSTRATA
May 146 min read


Russia’s Lessons from China’s Military Ascent: How Russia is Adapting to China's Ambitious Naval Goals by 2049
China’s most significant ambitious goals is to build a world-class navy that can rival the US by 2049. In 2049, China will be celebrating...

THE GEOSTRATA
Feb 204 min read


Breathing Underwater: How AIP Systems Revolutionise Submarine Warfare
At present, conventional submarines, the standard diesel-electric, have a limited capacity for being underwater: because submarines, as...

THE GEOSTRATA
Feb 105 min read


Navigating the Narcotics Network in the Indian Ocean
Indian Ocean Region (IOR) has been a theatre of influence since ancient civilisations and holds that stature contemporarily as well. This...

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Jan 285 min read


China’s Military Modernisation: A Buildup For Invasion?
The Chinese Communist Party’s vision of rejuvenation by reunifying Taiwan back with its territory is still burning talks around the...

THE GEOSTRATA
Oct 8, 20246 min read


Alfred Thayer Mahan and Supremacy of Naval Power
A critical figure in improving maritime procedure and military history, Alfred Thayer Mahan was brought into the world on September 27,...

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Aug 27, 20245 min read


Kremlin's Aquatic Chessboard - Russia's Mediterranean-Red Sea Nexus
Earlier during the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union, both powers sought to expand their reach to the newly...

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Jul 5, 20246 min read


South China Sea - Philippines and China Maritime Maneuvers
Most of the economic spectrum passes through Asia, in Asia the region of the southeast is growing rapidly in its regional cooperation,...

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Jun 19, 20244 min read


Japan and Russia in the Pacific - 120 years of the Battle of Tsushima
“The naval battle at the Tsushima Islands in the Korea Strait, separating Japan from mainland Asia, was the pinnacle of that...

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May 27, 20244 min read


What is Holding India Back in Southeast Asia?
Over recent years, popular media and discussions have dubbed India an emerging major power. Enthusiastically, journalists and scholars...

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May 7, 20245 min read


Taiwan’s Approach on India’s Strategic Issues
The Taiwan Island, which has a population of about 24 million, is located approximately one hundred miles off south-east China’s...

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May 4, 20243 min read


Maritime Cooperation Under Quad - Amidst Turbulences in the Indo-Pacific region
Quad is the informal name of the groupings of India, Australia, the US, and Japan, as one of the ideal examples of a ‘balance of power’....

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Apr 22, 20247 min read
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