Over the course of just a few years and with the greatest secrecy, a real oceanic turn around the Iranian axis took place. Even if the seas by their very nature represent a space in which demographically weak but technologically advanced civilizations can force recognition of their influence, Europe, the United States, like Japan, have allowed themselves to reduce their influence in maritime spaces. Despite the growing maritimization of the economy, many countries continued to turn their backs on the ocean, while accelerating their marginalization. (Maritimization is the growing role of the sea in a broad sense in the country’s economy, which simultaneously leads to both the acceleration of the development of the coastal regions of the state and gives the state itself, which is active in the sea, important advantages in global competition. - approx. transl.) As a suitable Examples include Iran, which preferred imprisonment in a nuclear citadel to increase its influence on the seas, Arab countries, constantly in search of a maritime strategy, or Africa, plundered from the sea. In contrast, three civilizations made a significant turn towards the sea: Brazil, India and China. Consequently, the oceans, these mirrors of geopolitical ambitions, have experienced a genuine turn, capable of soon changing the world order itself...