Strategic and Geopolitical Implications of Taiwan Strait: Comparative Analysis of G7 and BRICS Dependencies

The Taiwan Strait serves as a crucial maritime corridor, linking major East Asian economies with the global market.

This route’s strategic value is highlighted by its substantial trade volume, particularly for nations in the G7 and BRICS groups. Recent reports from Ambrey indicate that the Singapore Strait is experiencing a resurgence as a piracy hotspot, particularly for vessels with freeboards under 10 meters, elevating the significance of the Taiwan Strait as a critical point of maritime concern.