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Category: South China Sea

US-CHINA RELATIONS: BOSS XI’S ‘OVERREACH’ CUTTING BEIJING DOWN TO SIZE?

This column originally appeared on Dec. 7, 2022, in the South China Morning Post. CLINICAL PROFESSOR TOM PLATE WRITES – Did you know that, in American-speak, a group of flying Corvids is not called a “flock” but a “murder.” You could look it up! Right now, amid the warm Laguna…

Full Article US-CHINA RELATIONS: BOSS XI’S ‘OVERREACH’ CUTTING BEIJING DOWN TO SIZE?

SOUTH CHINA SEA: WHERE PIRACY IMPEDES SMOOTH SAILING

CLAIRE GUTE WRITES — When people think of pirates, they often imagine long ago pirates such as Britain’s West Indies’ Blackbeard, or fictional pirates like Jack Sparrow from the Disney amusement park ride, Pirates of the Caribbean. But the issue of piracy plagues many of the world’s oceans, and the…

Full Article SOUTH CHINA SEA: WHERE PIRACY IMPEDES SMOOTH SAILING

CHINA DEBATE: IS THE PROFESSOR A PANDA HUGGER?

ROBERT SONG WRITES (courtesy the Korea Times, Seoul) — As the world grapples with the virus originated in China, an ominous dark cloud of worsening U.S.-China relations looms over the global arena. From human rights abuses, to unfair trade practices, to unlawful militarization of the South China Sea to thousands of…

Full Article CHINA DEBATE: IS THE PROFESSOR A PANDA HUGGER?

SOUTH CHINA SEA: HOW CHINA AND THE US CAN AVOID A CLASH

(Published by The Straits Times of Singapore, August 29) MARK J. VALENCIA WRITES – Relations between the United States and China – overall and in the South China Sea in particular – are rapidly deteriorating. The two countries are escalating the situation and a military clash is a distinct possibility.…

Full Article SOUTH CHINA SEA: HOW CHINA AND THE US CAN AVOID A CLASH
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