InMacro CriticalbyAsjad Naqvi·Oct 14Maritime Boundaries, Coastal Change, and Economic PowerExplore how UNCLOS shapes maritime borders, coastal change, island claims, and economic power, from the South China Sea to the Arctic.
Meridiano Eurasiático·Sep 25Denmark's arctic shelf claim collides with russia's lomonosov ridge bidThe UN body reviewing seabed claims has now received overlapping submissions from three coastal states covering roughly 1.2 million square…A response icon1A response icon1
Rimland Dispatch·Sep 1Malacca strait states reaffirm free passage as hormuz traffic collapses 90 percentIndonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore issued a joint commitment to keep the strait open, while UKMTO data shows AIS-detected transits through…
European Values Center for Security Policy·Aug 5Not So Happy Anniversary — Indo-Pacific Waters 10 Years after the South China Sea Arbitration…China is having a busy summer. In June, it intensified patrols east of Taiwan, sent two Chinese Coast Guard ships into the Japanese…
Raghvendra Pratap Singh·May 29The Blue Constitution — A Living History and Future of the Law of the SeaThe ocean doesn’t recognize our borders, so we built a constitution to recognize the ocean’s life and our shared survival depends on…
Glass Clock by Marcus Loh·Apr 29Every state cites international law. Not everyone means the same thing by it.A response to Bhavan Jaipragas, “Obsessed? A joint fixation on maritime rules is in Asean’s shared interest” (The Straits Times, 29 April…
George Andersen·Apr 17, 2025Cosmopolitanism is antithetical to both UNCLOS and Kantian ethicsThe critical philosopher of Königsberg grounds external freedom in the juridical fact of a self‑legislating republic. A people vindicate…
The Ancient Mariner·Feb 21, 2025Hypocrisy on the High Seas“What is the Chinese navy doing this far south?”
voltaire·Jul 13, 2024Tagumpay ng Pilipinas sa West Philippine SeaNoong 12 Hulyo 2016, nagtagumpay ang Pilipinas sa makasaysayang kaso sa Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) laban sa Tsina kaugnay sa…
Sri Purnama — Nanna·Jun 27, 2024The Implications of ITLOS’s Advisory Opinion on Marine Pollution and State Obligations Under UNCLOSOn 21 May 2024, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) issued a landmark advisory opinion clarifying the obligations of…
