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South China Sea

Opinion

A practical breakthrough in the dynamics of the Global South (China) Sea
A practical breakthrough in the dynamics of the Global South (China) Sea.
1年前
Opinion
Opinion

With China in mind, India-ASEAN call for freedom of navigation
India and the ASEAN on Thursday reaffirmed the importance of maintaining and promoting peace, stability, maritime safety and security, freedom of navigation and overflight in the region.
1年前
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Anwar: We won’t bow to China’s demands to halt oil exploration in South China Sea
Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia will not bow to demands by China to stop its oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea as the activities are within the country’s waters.
1年前
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News

Govt to investigate leak of Chinese diplomatic note over South China Sea row
Foreign Ministry called for a police investigation into a leaked diplomatic note from China over the South China Sea dispute.
1年前
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ASEAN’s copy-paste concerns
The statements that capped two separate ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) meetings in Vientiane last week were simply repetitions of what the group has issued year after year.
1年前
Opinion
Opinion

Up for grabs
Rather than add fuel to the fire, it makes sense for Beijing to lower the political temperature by playing nice—for now.
1年前
Opinion
Opinion

Parliament of the seas
Philippine policy is one of “performative martyrdom,” essentially turning the South China Sea (and the West Philippine Sea) in a kind of Parliament of the Streets, where China is the old Metrocom teargassing and water-cannoning unarmed but committed protesters.
1年前
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ASEAN-Australia summit to decry ‘threat or use of force’ in region
The leaders of Southeast Asian nations and Australia are expected to jointly denounce "the use of force" in regional disputes during talks that kicked off Monday in Melbourne, a collective swipe likely to irritate China.
2年前
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Irrational bullying by China
In China’s book, it’s hands-off by other countries on anything that involves matters within its territory, or what it considers as part of it by some dubious historical basis, but it is perfectly alright to intrude into those of another country, like the Philippines.
2年前
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ASEAN cautiously optimistic of progress on Myanmar, South China Sea conflicts
China’s increasingly assertive posture in the South China Sea and escalating violence in Myanmar topped the agenda for Southeast Asian diplomats at their meeting in Laos on Monday, with the Laotian foreign minister expressing guarded optimism that progress could be made this year on both acrimonious issues.
2年前
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News

China holds navy, air patrols in South China Sea
Chinese and US warships were in the South China Sea on Thursday, conducting rival exercises in the disputed waters amid heightened tensions involving US ally the Philippines.
2年前
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Laos’ ASEAN chairmanship
Despite its smaller population and economic size compared with ASEAN’s founding nations, the region’s only landlocked country proved its mettle when it assumed the chairmanship in the past.
2年前
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China, climate in focus at Japan-ASEAN summit
Leaders from Southeast Asia and Japan will hold talks this weekend on boosting security ties with an eye on China, as well as Tokyo's contentious efforts on energy cooperation.
2年前
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Opinion

ASEAN unity on South China Sea
ASEAN should put aside their differing national interests and act in unity in making concerted efforts, in light of the power rivalry in the region.
2年前
Opinion
Opinion

Philippines: A new ‘middle power’?
For the first time in recent memory, the Philippines not only boasts one of the largest populations and economies, but also has a superbly self-confident and increasingly well-equipped naval force.
2年前
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Calls mount for Asean to denounce ‘ten-dash line’
Last week, China released a map on its Natural Resources Ministry website, in which it claimed a massive proportion of the already-disputed South China Sea, while extending its controversial “nine-dash line” into ten lines.
2年前
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