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The Global Oceanic Shift
L20220096
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Over the course of just a few years, and in the greatest discretion, a genuine oceanic shift has taken place around the Iranian pivot. Even as the seas represent the space par excellence in which demographically small but technologically advanced civilisations can assert themselves, Europe, the United States and Japan have allowed their influence over the world's oceans to diminish. Despite the growing maritimisation of the global economy, many states have continued to turn their backs on the ocean, thereby accelerating their own marginalisation. This is the case for Iran, which has preferred nuclear enclosure to maritime influence, for the Arab countries, still in search of a naval strategy, and for Africa, plundered from the sea. Three civilisations have, by contrast, undergone a notable maritime reversal: Brazil, India and China. As mirrors of geopolitical ambitions, the oceans have thus experienced a genuine shift with the potential to alter, in time, the very order of the world.
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