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For the ASEAN-China South China Sea Code of Conduct, Ninth Time Isn't the Charm
By Ankit Panda
After consultations in Tianjin, Chinese and ASEAN leaders appear to be no closer to a Code of Conduct for the South China Sea.
The Philippines and Vietnam Forge a Strategic Partnership
By Carl Thayer
Could this form the basis of multilateral maritime security cooperation?
ASEAN to Intensify South China Sea Response Amid China Concerns
By Prashanth Parameswaran
Grouping to accelerate efforts to conclude an elusive code of conduct.
China’s Maritime Machinations: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
By Mark J. Valencia
Beijing needs to improve its image on the South China Sea. A new white paper is a positive first step.
Why China Should Conclude a Code of Conduct with ASEAN
By Thuc D. Pham
There a number of reasons why Beijing should complete an ASEAN-China COC for the South China Sea.
Taiwan Calls for East China Sea Code of Conduct
By Zachary Keck
Ma Ying-jeou is seeking to position Taiwan as a regional peacemaker as tensions rise in the region.
A Code of Conduct for the South China Sea?
Despite a positive recent meeting, the road to a code for the troubled region is likely to be a long one.
ASEAN Should Reject a Code of Conduct in the South China Sea
ASEAN hopes that letting China keep its gains will purchase its forbearance in the future. Good luck with that.
Big Summits, Old Problems
The ASEAN and East Asia summits ended with little progress having been made on the bloc’s most contentious issues.
The Neverending Story: Drama in the South China Sea
While many have put their faith in a Code of Conduct some wonder if China is stalling for time. A real solution may take years, if ever.
China and America's Dueling South China Sea Statements
A rough exchange between Washington and Beijing once again points to rising tensions.
High Stakes in the South China Sea
Resources, nationalism, and domestic audiences are pushing Vietnam and the Philippines towards confrontation with China.
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