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Opinion - To rebuild America’s maritime fleet, Congress must create demand for US ships
Our nation will either rebuild its commercial shipping fleet now or drift further into dependence on foreign vessels, most ...
The National Interest10h
The Democratization of Sea Warfare
Damaging such a lightweight vessel is no great feat.
The Economist12h
Any Chinese curbs on Taiwan’s trade would carry big economic costs
China has a range of options to impede Taiwan’s trade, from a complete blockade to a lesser “quarantine”, which would seek to ...
Pressenza1d
Security challenges in the Mozambique Channel: The military naval base in Mayotte, a major threat from the Comorian perspective
Indian Ocean Commission Summit, Madagascar, 24 April 2025 The island countries of the Indian Ocean region face many ...
Lawmakers Revive Bipartisan Bill to Restore US Shipbuilding
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers are reintroducing legislation that aims to revive American shipbuilding, riding off ...
The Media Line2d
After the Blast: Yemenis Face Airstrikes, Hunger, and International Indifference
The Pentagon maintains that the strikes are aimed at securing maritime shipping lanes and deterring Iran-backed Houthi ...
Center for International Maritime Security6d
A Post-Mortem of the Red Sea Crisis: NATO versus the European Union
NATO Naval Power Week. By Anna Matilde Bassoli. After more than a year of disrupted global trade, the Red Sea Crisis appears ...
FreightWaves10d
China’s Cosco says US port charges threaten global supply chains
Cosco, the world’s fourth-largest container line, operates some of the biggest vessels between Asia and the United States. It’s likely Cosco will feel the effects not just from the port fees but in ...
Foreign Affairs10d
The Age of American Unilateralism
MICHAEL BECKLEY is Associate Professor of Political Science at Tufts University, a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the American ...