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Shangri-La Dialogue
The Costs of Victory Without Honor for China
By Ankit Panda
What is China giving up with its current strategy in the South and East China Seas?
Japan, Lawfare and the East China Sea
By Christian Le Mière
Tokyo should consider arbitration for its maritime disputes, although not necessarily for the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands.
Vietnam Threatens Legal Action Against China
By Zachary Keck
Vietnam appears set to use international law to settle its territorial disputes with China in the South China Sea.
To Lead In Asia, Japan Must Take China to Court
By Zachary Keck
Acknowledging the Senkaku dispute and appealing to international law would benefit both Japan and ASEAN.
Abe’s Attempt to Corner China Through Diplomacy
By Clint Richards
Japan is reaching out to Southeast Asia and seeking to control the discourse around its new security policy.
Shangri-La Dialogue: Beijing’s Iron Fist in a Velvet Glove
By Nick Bisley and Brendan Taylor
China’s approach to this year’s Dialogue is communicating a simple message.
US Swears Asia Pivot Isn't Dead
By Zachary Keck
Ahead of his fourth trip to the region, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says the US remains committed to the rebalance.
Memo to Washington: Stick to Promises You Can Keep
In making promises it has no real way to fulfill, the U.S. is undermining those that it absolutely must keep.
Vietnam’s Prime Minister Speaks at Shangri-La 2013
Nguyen Tan Dung’s keynote address set out the keys to security in the Asia-Pacific.
Shangri-La Dialogue: Hints of Stormy Weather Ahead
Behind the surface politeness, the event had more than a few subtle reminders of deep schisms in the Asian security landscape.
India’s “Pivot to Asia”
New Delhi is reaching out to nations in the Asia-Pacific more than ever before, suggesting an increased presence in the region.
Asymmetry in Asia-Pacific
The US is well aware that China’s military doesn’t need to compete head-on. An asymmetric approach is more effective.