We have three big theories for the India-US breakdown:
1) US really is bothered by Russian oil;
2) US really seeks access for agricultural products;
3) Trump-Modi relationship broke down over Sindoor.
I’m more inclined toward (3) myself but evidence isn’t unequivocal.
It was a pleasure hosting Dr. April Herlevi (@herlevi1), Senior Research Scientist, @CNA_org, today at @orfonline, and hear her thoughts on Chinese maritime strategies that appear to be unfolding across the South & East China Seas.
Thank you to @USAndHyderabad for their incredible hospitality and the opportunity to participate in the India speaker program. An honor to meet with the excellent new @USCGHyderabad and discuss the Indo-Pacific.
@CNA_org@NBRnews
The seas are a vital conduit for world trade. Each year 11 billion tons of goods worth over $2.2 trillion are transported by sea. Today, I spoke with Dr. April Herlevi from the Center for Naval Analyses about what the U.S. and India can do to keep IndoPacific sea lanes open, safe, and secure.
New analysis from @herlevi1 for our Seabed Program: Trump's 130+ executive orders are pushing deep-sea mining while rebuilding US shipbuilding.
Could help submarine cables... or create "maritime spatial squeeze" that threatens them 👇
https://t.co/HjOJh51rr1 #SubmarineCables
Dr April A Herlevi, Senior Research Scientist at the Center for Naval Analyses (Arlington, Virginia) delivered an insightful lecture on “China’s Technology Acquisition for Innovation: Implications for New Maritime Frontiers.”
Dr Herlevi provided a rigorous, independent analysis of the Geopolitical and Geoeconomic dimensions of China’s technology acquisition strategy, outlining the legal, policy, and institutional tools leveraged to enhance innovation capacity.
The talk offered a comprehensive overview of the mechanisms—both transparent and opaque—employed by the PRC and the PLA to obtain critical technologies, underscoring the implications for security, governance, and global innovation ecosystems.
A central theme was the urgent need for robust technology protection frameworks, and the importance of collective international engagement to address these emerging challenges in an increasingly contested maritime and technological landscape.
#Geopolitics
#Geoeconomis
#Criticaltechnology
@DefenceMinIndia@SethSanjayMP@herlevi1@SpokespersonMoD
This @Diplomat_APAC article mentions ASPI's 2019 report 'Mapping China's Tech Giants' which details how "Huawei was involved in about 45 percent" of the undersea cable projects with PRC involvement.
Read the report ➡️ https://t.co/lJ8fRduXg7
https://t.co/yjGU0YfO7V
🎧 New #CNATalks#podcast🎧
This time CNA's David Wallsh sits down with CNA’s April Herlevi, @INSSatNDU Andrew Taffer, and @CSBAdc Toshi Yoshihara. They discuss how the US can counter attempts by China, to divide it from its partners in the Indo-Pacific.
https://t.co/cfNLdGf75P
🎧 New #CNATalks#podcast🎧
This time CNA's David Wallsh sits down with CNA’s April Herlevi, @INSSatNDU Andrew Taffer, and @CSBAdc Toshi Yoshihara. They discuss how the US can counter attempts by China, to divide it from its partners in the Indo-Pacific.
https://t.co/cfNLdGf75P
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@mrbcyber I'm concerned about a lot of things in this world and this is definitely NOT one of them. Absolutely absurd. What are they going to spy on? The efficiency of the gantry cranes, the movement of containers?