Tag
South China Sea
US Senate Issues Bipartisan Resolution Condemning Chinese ADIZ
By Ankit Panda
A U.S. Senate resolution condemns Chinese attempts to revise the status quo in the Asia-Pacific.
China and Strategic Imbalance
By Mohan Malik
‘This is the decade of power transitions in Asia.’
Asia-Pacific: A Step Toward Historical Déjà Vu?
By Shang-su Wu
The power structure forming in the region today has echoes of the past.
The Geopolitics of Sino-Russian Rapprochement
By Peter Harris
As Beijing and Moscow make nice, how should Washington respond?
How South Asia Resolves Maritime Disputes
By Zachary Keck
South Asia’s use of international tribunals to settle maritime disputes should be emulated in East Asia.
Government Narratives in Maritime Disputes
By Mina Pollmann
Malaysia and Vietnam show the role politicians can play in ratcheting up or down tensions.
Anti-China Rhetoric Impedes China’s Peaceful Rise
By Erin Zimmerman
By provoking nationalist sentiment, China’s neighbors are preventing its assimilation.
Lawfare or Warfare?: History, International Law and Geo-Strategy
By Carl Thayer
The Diplomat's Carl Thayer reports on Vietnam's Da Nang conference on the status of the Paracel Islands.
EU in Asia: Between a Pivot and a Look East
By S. Boisseau du Rocher & B. Hellendorff
The security architecture in Asia is changing rapidly, and the EU needs to respond.
After China: The Proliferation of Cruise Missiles
By Robert Farley
China may be demonstrating to its neighbors just how valuable cruise missiles can be.
Will China's Nine Dashes Ever Turn Into One Line?
By Ankit Panda
Why does Beijing keep its dashed-line claim to the South China Sea?
China’s 10 Red Lines in the South China Sea
By Harry Kazianis
With the publication of its latest map, China has declared “mapware” in the Western Pacific.