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OPINION | Why Indonesia seizing an Iranian tanker is purely over domestic law
The Indonesian Coast Guard (BAKAMLA) last week seized two oil tankers – one Iranian-flagged, the other from Panama – inside Indonesia’s waters. The...
Tag: United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
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OPINION | Does Soviet naval strategy provide a template for China’s maritime ambitions?
In 1976, Admiral of the Fleet of the Soviet Union Sergei Georgyevich Gorshkov published his exposition of Soviet maritime strategy under the title The...
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OPINION | Australia lays down the law in the South China Sea dispute
Australia has entered the renewed diplomatic fray about China’s maritime claims in the South China Sea, clarifying, if not entirely resolving,...
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FEATURE | Indonesia boosts its military presence in the Natuna Islands
[caption id="attachment_67695" align="alignnone" width=""]The Greater Natuna Island, South China Sea[/caption]When Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno...
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OPINION | Australia/Timor-Leste maritime dispute resolution – a new path to settlement?
On May 9, the United Nations Conciliation Commission (UNCC) concerning the Timor Sea dispute between Timor-Leste and Australia released its final report. This...
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