Nine Years On: Why Dialogue Is Key to South China Sea Peace
On the ninth anniversary of the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award, regional leaders and experts call for dialogue over disputes to secure lasting peace and cooperation.
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Explainer: Why China Rejects the South China Sea Arbitration Award
China rejects the 2016 South China Sea arbitration award, calling it illegal and out of scope under UNCLOS, and pushes for negotiation-based dispute resolution.
Wang Yi Outlines China’s Stance on South China Sea Arbitration
At ASEAN Plus meetings, Chinese FM Wang Yi challenged the Philippines’ South China Sea arbitration, highlighting UNCLOS principles, territorial claims, and the push for a peaceful Code of Conduct.
Japanese Fishing Vessel Expelled from Chiwei Yu After Illegal Entry
A Japanese fishing vessel was expelled by the China Coast Guard from Chiwei Yu after an illegal entry, highlighting Beijing’s resolve to protect Diaoyu Dao and its maritime rights.
China Reinforces Tiexian Jiao Claims Amid Philippine Actions
China affirms law enforcement rights over Tiexian Jiao in the Nansha Qundao, countering what it calls the Philippines’ illegal landings.
FON Operations: Law vs Politics in the South China Sea?
Chinese law expert Wang Hanling argues US FON operations in the South China Sea lack a legal basis and are driven by political aims.
China Expels Philippine Jet in South China Sea Standoff
China expels Philippine military jet near Huangyan Dao, escalating tensions in the South China Sea. Experts weigh in on regional implications.
Philippines’ Maritime Legislation Challenges Peaceful Order in South China Sea
The Philippines’ evolving maritime claims and constitutional amendments have raised concerns about the peaceful order in the South China Sea.
Philippines Passes Controversial South China Sea Laws Amid Tensions
Philippines enacts new maritime laws in the South China Sea, sparking tensions with China and raising concerns over regional stability.
Philippines’ New Maritime Laws Stir Regional Tensions
The Philippines’ new maritime laws have ignited regional tensions, with experts warning they may undermine peace and violate international laws in the South China Sea.