Diplomacy
China's Naval-Air Reach Offsets Malacca Strait Dilemma
China's expansion of its naval and air capabilities may be mitigating the 'Malacca Strait dilemma,' its reliance on the waterway for energy imports. This development could impact regional security and economies, including Indonesia's.
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