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Dmitry Bokarev

A political observer

The Gulf of Guinea: the Most Pirate-Ridden Place on the Planet

To many people, it seems as if piracy is something that took place in history, and is obsolete and not of immediate interest nowadays. Nonetheless, as long as ships with valuable cargo that can be appropriated are sailing across the seas of our planet, this type of criminal activity is unlikely to definitively become...

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India and Indonesia: an Important Partnership for the Indo-Pacific

Recently, the Indo-Pacific has become a battleground for a confrontation between the two world powers: China and the United States. In fact, other nations in the region, such as India, Japan and Australia, have taken a back seat. Since these countries are PRC’s rivals and USA’s partners, they are often primarily...

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Piracy in the Strait of Malacca: an Age-Old Problem Whose Future Is Unclear

The Strait of Malacca, which runs between the Malay Peninsula (Malacca and Sumatra, is the most convenient maritime route to take between the Indian and Pacific oceans. From time immemorial, it has held tremendous significance for international trade. Even back in ancient times, ports sprang up on the shores...

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Indonesia - the Center of "Humane Piracy"

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Port of Darwin: Australia's Relationship between China and the US

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Russia and India: Prospects for a Strategic Partnership

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Is the Chinese Threat along Australian Borders Real?

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Eastern Nations Prefer Russian Weapons to US Ones

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