Tag
China-ASEAN relations
Page 7 of 7
China’s Information Warfare Campaign and the South China Sea: Bring It On!
By Carl Thayer
As its dispute with Vietnam continues, China is trying to have it both ways at the United Nations.
Shangri-La Dialogue: Making ASEAN Relevant
By John Lee
The bloc has a role in keeping the regional peace, but it must overcome its tendency to paralysis.
Crimea and South China Sea Diplomacy
By Sophie Boisseau du Rocher & Bruno Hellendorff
Russia’s big move shows both the limits and importance of diplomacy in territorial disputes.
Could Flight 370 Damage China-Malaysia Relations?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Frustrations in China towards Malaysia's handling of the search and rescue mission could spill over to affect ties.
Why China Isn't Interested in a South China Sea Code of Conduct
By Shannon Tiezzi
A South China Sea code of conduct would threaten Beijing's interests - so don't expect much progress in negotiations.
Chinese Foreign Ministry: No South China Sea ADIZ
By Ankit Panda
China says that reports of a South China Sea ADIZ being imminent are baseless rumors.
China's New Fishing Regulations: An Act of State Piracy?
By Carl Thayer
Hainan provinces new rules about fishing complicate China's relationship with ASEAN.
China’s Contradictory Foreign Policy
By Yo-Jung Chen
Why does China undermine its patient diplomacy with sudden announcements like the ADIZ?
How Damaging Is the Cancellation of Obama’s Trip?
Some observers see it as a sign of waning American power in the region. Is that true?
The Courtship of ASEAN
ASEAN is enjoying unprecedented attention from the great powers. Clever diplomacy will ensure the benefits continue.
Page 7 of 7