Shubhangi Palve

Jan 18, 2025 | eurasiantimes.com | Shubhangi Palve

A recent survey highlighted a growing concern among Japanese companies about the escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait. Nearly half of Japan’s major corporations are gearing up for a potential Taiwan contingency, emphasizing the increasing perception of China-Taiwan tensions as a critical business risk.

Jan 13, 2025 | eurasiantimes.com | Shubhangi Palve

When humans first laid eyes on Antarctica in 1820, it stood apart as the only continent without an indigenous population. However, this unclaimed wilderness quickly became a stage for international rivalry. Several nations staked their claims, sparking heated disputes over ownership and sovereignty. The continent’s strategic importance became apparent during World War II.

Jan 11, 2025 | eurasiantimes.com | Shubhangi Palve

As 2025 begins, China has marked a significant achievement in space technology with the launch of Shijian-25. This innovative satellite launched aboard a Long March 3B rocket is designed to test ‘in-orbit refueling’ and ‘satellite life-extension’ services. The launch took place from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwest China on January 7. The Shijian-25 mission aims to advance China’s capabilities to maintain and prolong the operational lifespan of satellites already in orbit.

Jan 10, 2025 | eurasiantimes.com | Shubhangi Palve

In a move that has put Beijing on notice, the US has blacklisted China’s largest shipping company, Cosco Shipping Holdings Co., along with two major shipbuilders, citing their alleged ties to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), Bloomberg reports. At the center of the controversy is Cosco Shipping Holdings Co., a maritime giant, now listed on the US Federal Register blacklist.

Jan 8, 2025 | eurasiantimes.com | Shubhangi Palve

As 2025 begins, Turkey has launched its most assertive naval demonstration yet – the “Mavi Vatan” or “Blue Homeland” exercise, running from January 7 to 16. This massive military display, spanning three strategic seas – the Aegean, Mediterranean, and Black Sea – showcases Ankara’s growing maritime power and regional ambitions. On January 9, the exercise will feature a “Distinguished Guest Day,” where senior Turkish officials are expected to observe drills near Aksaz, home to a key naval base.