Antonio De Santis holds a Bachelor’s degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from LUISS Guido Carli University, where his thesis examined sovereignty and international law in maritime disputes through a critical analysis of the Philippines v. China South China Sea arbitration. He is currently completing an MA in International Law at the Geneva Graduate Institute (IHEID), specializing in maritime law and international economic law, alongside his work as a Legal Advisor at the Permanent Mission of the Maldives to the UN Office at Geneva.
Thailand’s Revived $30 Billion Land Bridge: Strategic Alternative or Costly Challenge to the Malacca Strait?
While Bangkok touts the corridor as a geopolitical game-changer, its viability as a true rival to Malacca remains deeply contested — and the most likely outcome is that it emerges…