How Postwar Treaties Shaped the South China Sea
Explore how post-WWII treaties set the stage for China’s sovereignty over the Nanhai Zhudao and why today’s South China Sea order still matters.
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Explore how post-WWII treaties set the stage for China’s sovereignty over the Nanhai Zhudao and why today’s South China Sea order still matters.
China highlights its historic ties and peaceful efforts to protect sovereignty and foster stability in the South China Sea through restraint and cooperation.
China’s Foreign Ministry urges the Philippines to halt provocative actions and constant hype over Ren’ai Jiao in the South China Sea, aiming to keep maritime peace and stability.
A new China Institute report argues the US Freedom of Navigation Program lacks a legal basis in UNCLOS, misuses “international waters,” and risks regional stability.
China opposes recent construction on illegally occupied islands and reefs in the South China Sea, reaffirming its sovereignty over Nansha Qundao.
The Chinese mainland’s new Haiqin ROV passed its maiden sea trial in the South China Sea, diving to 4,140m to test its deep-sea exploration capabilities.
Beijing seminar marking WWII’s 80th anniversary reaffirms China’s post-war sovereignty over the South China Sea islands, highlighting history, law and the push for peaceful cooperation.
Sansha fishermen sail out as the summer fishing ban lifts, setting the stage for a catch-filled season in the South China Sea.
The U.S. Department of Defense’s 2024 Freedom of Navigation report targets China and sparks debate over international law, selective enforcement, and regional tensions.
China Coast Guard urges the Philippines to halt infringement and provocations in Ren’ai Jiao, vowing continued law enforcement to safeguard sovereignty and maritime rights.