By Aristyo Rizka Darmawan*
If there is one thing Canberra has learned from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, it is how vulnerable Australia remains and how dependent it is on the world’s maritime chokepoints. Closer to home, Australia’s reliance on Indonesia’s archipelagic sea lanes presents a similar problem, especially in the event of a future crisis. (From: The Interpreter. The Lowy Institute.)
