For decades, the rules-based international order provided an often-functional “guarantee” that the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints would remain open, navigable and shielded from the friction of great power competition. That era is now over. In the span of a single year, aggressive US maneuvering has muddied international consensus on freedom of navigation, replacing the […]
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