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Indonesia charts shipping path to relevance amid US-China clash

With geopolitical tension rising between the United States and China, Indonesia is quietly but ambitiously stepping up its game in the shipping world.

Port upgrades, shipbuilding plans, and rising connectivity figures signal the country’s bid to secure a more strategic role, both in Southeast Asian trade and in the contested waters of the South China Sea.



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