Search: South China Sea (19 materials)

 

Overseas views on NPC & CPPCC: China can be a stabilizer of Asia-Pacific region

... claim that both nations are willing to risk a war over tiny islands rich in fisheries is ridiculous. But that's exactly how the Western media amplifies such tensions. Panview: What is the right solution to resolve territorial claims in the South China Sea? Maavak: Negotiations should only involve claimant nations. Non-claimant outside parties have no business in getting involved in regional boundary disputes. All claimant parties -- China and relevant Association of Southeast Asian Nations ...

12.03.2016

Security and Cooperation in the South China Sea

Experts and diplomats from the US, Europe and Asia took part in the 7th South China Sea International Conference “ Cooperation for Regional Security and Development ” that took place in Vietnam’s Vung Tau city on November 23-24, 2015. The conference discussed the impact of key trends in the global development ...

27.11.2015

The South China Sea Game: Does the FONOP Make Things Worse?

The decision of the United States to conduct Freedom of Navigation Operations (FONOPs) around the artificial islands in the South China Sea, which China uses for justifying her sovereigny claims in this area, has somewhat increased tensions between the two countries. The newspaper Global Times known for its notorious nationalism commented on the employment of the American ...

31.10.2015

Russia and the South China Sea: An Interview with Dr. Hanns Maull

How does Russia’s pivot to the East factor into the ongoing tensions in the South China Sea region? I have invited Dr. Hanns Maull, Visiting Professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies and Senior Distinguished Fellow at Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (German Institute for International ...

04.08.2015

Military Multipolarity in the South China Sea

More ships, high-quality and original The situation around the South China Sea is developing rapidly. However, asserting unambiguously that territorial disputes between China and the ASEAN countries combined with the regional rivalry between Beijing and Washington are bound to lead to military confrontation is too ...

01.07.2015

Shangri-La Dialogue and the South China Sea Problem

The latest edition of the annual IISS Shangri-La Dialogue conference that took place in Singapore on May 29–31, 2015, showed that the problem of the South China Sea, a little-known, distant and exotic land to Russians, is coming to the fore in both regional and world politics. As a matter of fact, the South China Sea is becoming one of the most important points of tension in the world, perhaps on ...

09.06.2015

The Asia-Pacific: More Stable than Anyone Thinks

... pivots on the one central issue that overrides all others: the perceived threat from mainland China. Farther south, the Philippines and Vietnam are involved in something approaching maritime guerilla warfare in order to resist Chinese expansion in the South China Sea. They are reportedly considering a formal alliance directed against China. No shortage of long-festering disputes can be added to this list: the disagreement between Japan and Russia over the Kurile Islands , the legacy of North Korea's ...

24.03.2015

South China Sea as a Global Issue

Despite efforts of certain states, territorial disputes in the South China Sea are becoming increasingly internationalized. Their possible outcomes and major global actors’ interests were discussed at the conference “Security and Cooperation in the South China Sea” held in Radisson Slavyanskaya ...

21.10.2013

New Dilemmas in the South China Sea

China, Philippines, Vietnam, USA The latest developments in the South China Sea conflict between China and the Philippines, Vietnam and Malaysia have been escalating tensions in the region and affecting the conflict's entire political configuration. The issue is China's decision to deploy maritime policing vessels ...

28.06.2013
 

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