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Deep-Sea Mining and the United States’ Seabed Strategy under Trump 2.0

On April 24, 2025, the U.S. President issued the Executive Order “Unleashing America’s Offshore Critical Minerals and Resources” [1]. The order not only reflects a part of Trump administration 2.0’s policy regarding natural resources but also signals a strategic move to address U.S geopolitical and techno-economic interests, as well as domestic political priorities. It seeks to enhance U.S. mineral autonomy, sharpen U.S. competitiveness against China and Russia, shape new international norms on deep-sea mining, and broaden cooperation frameworks with U.S. allies. Yet, the order may also lead to further geopolitical tensions, maritime security risks, and controversial international law precedents, especially from the viewpoint of Pacific nations.

12/05/2025
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15/03/2025

Viet Nam's baseline in the Gulf of Tonkin: an Overview and a Commentary

05/03/2025

Deep Seek and the South China Sea: From Controversy to Policy Adversity

28/02/2025

Trump 2.0 and the South China Sea: Strategic Stability, Tactical Adjustments

10/02/2025

South China Sea in 2024 - 2025: “Strong Currents” on Multiple Fronts

05/01/2025

QUAD Summit 2024: A New Maritime Security Spearhead

18/12/2024

Vietnam and Strategic Minerals (Part III): Participation at the United Nations (UN)

06/09/2024

Japan - Philippines Reciprocal Access Agreement (RAA) and its impacts on regional security

12/08/2024

Vietnam’s Legal Regulations on Submarine Cables

24/07/2024

[NEW LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA] Viet Nam presents the Submission on the Limits of the Extended Continental Shelf beyond 200 nautical miles in respect of the Central area of the East Sea (South China Sea)

19/07/2024

Collision between China and the Philippines in Second Thomas Shoal: Developments and Consequences

08/07/2024
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