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Chips War of South China Sea

China Taiwan US – Chips and AI Taiwan (ROC) sits astride vital sea lanes of communication and international maritime commerce. The size of Taiwan is almost the same as Switzerland and is 390 km long , 140 km wide , total area 35,801 sq km , coastline 1566 km and comprises 84 islets and archipelagos

By maritimeanalyst|2025-12-12T08:06:59+00:00December 10th, 2025|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: AI, China, chips, rare earth elements, Rare Earth Minerals, semi conductor, south China sea, taiwan, Taiwan Strait, US|0 Comments

WWF and Seabed Mining

International Seabed Authority US China Race for Rare Earth / Critical Elements The International Sea Bed Authority (ISA) regulates deep seabed mining in areas beyond national jurisdiction for countries that are parties to the Law of the Sea Convention (LOSC). The U.S. is not a party to the LOSC. Under DSHMRA the U.S. may issue

By maritimeanalyst|2026-01-01T16:12:59+00:00July 30th, 2023|Categories: Maritime Logistics & Geostrategy|Tags: China, circular economy, climate chane, conservation, Critical mineral, drones, environment, geospatial mapping, green, international seabed authority, lithium, mining, ocean, ocean pollution, rare earth elements, Rare Earth Minerals, seabed, transition, UN, UNCLOS, US, WWF|0 Comments

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