Showing posts with label ECS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ECS. Show all posts
Monday, 3 November 2014
Thursday, 30 October 2014
Maritime terms for the future
Makes sense to remember them.
Territorial waters, contiguous zone, continental shelf, slope etc. Matters since the ocean is a critical theatre in the next 30+ years
Link
Territorial waters, contiguous zone, continental shelf, slope etc. Matters since the ocean is a critical theatre in the next 30+ years
Link
Saturday, 30 August 2014
South China Sea, East China Sea and the maritime disputes in and around those regions
Need a separate post for tracking these topics and get armed with links.
good link on ADIZ
"Editor’s Note: China’s establishment last November of an Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) shook many observers, who feared it was a first step in a more aggressive Chinese foreign policy. Here at the Foreign Policy Essay, we’ve already taken an early look at the issue. However, as the months have passed and a crisis has yet to emerge, analysts are beginning to take a second look at the issue. Eric Heginbotham, a senior political scientist at the RAND Corporation, contends that the reasons for China’s decision to establish the ADIZ are often misunderstood and that U.S. policy needs to focus more on China’s actual behavior, not the zone itself."
good link on ADIZ
"Editor’s Note: China’s establishment last November of an Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) shook many observers, who feared it was a first step in a more aggressive Chinese foreign policy. Here at the Foreign Policy Essay, we’ve already taken an early look at the issue. However, as the months have passed and a crisis has yet to emerge, analysts are beginning to take a second look at the issue. Eric Heginbotham, a senior political scientist at the RAND Corporation, contends that the reasons for China’s decision to establish the ADIZ are often misunderstood and that U.S. policy needs to focus more on China’s actual behavior, not the zone itself."
Thursday, 5 June 2014
Mediating between Japan and South Korea
Good views... and a good analysis, IMO. There is an intense need for a "multi-lateral" solution to check mate and check point Chinese aggressive stance.
As the old saying goes, United we stand, divided we fall. That's always the stratagem to be followed in cases like this. Different horses for different courses. that's the need of the hour.
Through Forbes
As the old saying goes, United we stand, divided we fall. That's always the stratagem to be followed in cases like this. Different horses for different courses. that's the need of the hour.
Through Forbes
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