Assessment of relative fuel cost for dual fuel marine engines along major Asian container shipping routes by Tan, Roy, Duru, Okan, Thepsithar, Prapisala

“…This study contributes to academic literature on bunkering for liner shipping with the application of dual fuel engines in providing fuel flexibility subjected to limited liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering facilities along a subset of the major shipping lanes East of Suez. New LNG bunkering facilities have developed in recent years which is critical to the uptake of LNG as a bunker fuel while with the installation of dual fuel engines, vessels operators will now have a choice regarding the main fuel for propulsion. …”
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(Still) supporting the indispensable power: Singapore's relations with the United States from Trump to Biden by Tan, See Seng

“…The United States has evolved from an unlikely collaborator and patron of Singapore following the 1971 British withdrawal east of the Suez Canal to being the city-state’s invaluable partner today. …”
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Institutional collapse and shifting balance of ontological security : role of Malaysia’s dual identity in the decay of ASPAC in the 1960s and 1970s by Koga, Kei, Zul Hazmi Nordin

“…This occurred after a change in the regional distribution of power caused by the UKs withdrawal from East of Suez, and to a lesser extent, US disengagement from Southeast Asia. …”
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Ship collision risk assessment: a multi-criteria decision-making framework based on Dempster–Shafer evidence theory by Wang, Nanxi, Yuen, Kum Fai, Yuan, Jun, Li, Duowei

“…Finally, based on the collected AIS data, the proposed framework has been applied to six of the world's busiest waterways: (1) the Strait of Malacca, (2) the English Channel, (3) the Panama Canal, (4) the Suez Canal, (5) the Danish Straits, and (6) the Strait of Hormuz. …”
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