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Philippines' 2026 ASEAN Chairmanship: Can Maritime Security Unify or Divide the Bloc?
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Philippines' 2026 ASEAN Chairmanship: Can Maritime Security Unify or Divide the Bloc?

As the Philippines prepares to chair ASEAN in 2026, its focus on maritime security could either unify the bloc against external pressures or deepen internal divisions amid the US-China rivalry.

U.S. in 'Active Pursuit' of Third Venezuelan-Linked Oil Tanker, Escalating Maritime Standoff
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U.S. in 'Active Pursuit' of Third Venezuelan-Linked Oil Tanker, Escalating Maritime Standoff

The U.S. is pursuing a third oil tanker linked to Venezuela, a U.S. official says, escalating a tense maritime standoff after two recent seizures aimed at enforcing sanctions.

U.S. Escalates Maritime Pressure on Venezuela, Pursuing Third Oil Tanker in Two Weeks
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U.S. Escalates Maritime Pressure on Venezuela, Pursuing Third Oil Tanker in Two Weeks

The U.S. is actively pursuing a sanctioned oil tanker near Venezuela, the third such operation in under two weeks, intensifying its economic blockade against the Maduro government.

Caribbean Crucible: US Seizures Escalate Venezuela Tensions, Unpacking Global Maritime Implications
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Caribbean Crucible: US Seizures Escalate Venezuela Tensions, Unpacking Global Maritime Implications

US seizures off Venezuela escalate geopolitical tensions, impacting global energy markets, maritime shipping, and international law. Analysis explores the implications for businesses.

The Ghost Fleet at the Gates: Sanctioned Oil Creates a New Geopolitical Flashpoint in Singapore
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The Ghost Fleet at the Gates: Sanctioned Oil Creates a New Geopolitical Flashpoint in Singapore

A 'shadow fleet' of rogue oil tankers is massing near Singapore, creating a major risk for global trade, finance, and the environment. PRISM analyzes the impact.