
Cutting the Wire: How the World’s Undersea Lifelines Became a Battlefield
Undersea cables have become critical strategic infrastructure, exposing global connectivity to growing risks of disruption and sabotage.

Undersea cables have become critical strategic infrastructure, exposing global connectivity to growing risks of disruption and sabotage.

A historic agreement between France and New Caledonia paves the way for greater autonomy, including the creation of a Caledonian nationality.

The development of Darwin Port, managed by Chinese company Landbridge, is being reassessed amid rising tensions in Australia-China relations.

Vanuatu is offering a new kind of passport for foreign investors to develop its coconut oil sector promote sustainable development.