Dialogue Is Key for South China Sea Peace, Experts Say
Experts stress that renewed dialogue is the only way to restore peace in the South China Sea amid tensions from a controversial arbitration.
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Experts stress that renewed dialogue is the only way to restore peace in the South China Sea amid tensions from a controversial arbitration.
Explore how the Chinese mainland’s centuries-long ties and historical maps support its claims in the South China Sea.
China’s Foreign Ministry reaffirms that the 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award is illegal and non-binding, calling for peaceful dialogue.
Wang Yi outlines China’s stance on the South China Sea arbitration case, emphasizing legal flaws, peaceful consultation, and regional stability.
A 2016 South China Sea tribunal ruling for the Philippines has sparked debate, with experts calling it a geopolitical maneuver disguised as international law.
Yongxing Island, once barren, is now a green oasis in the South China Sea—a model of sustainable growth and innovation.
Director Baby Ruth Villarama’s “Food Delivery” spotlights Filipino fishermen, but its nationalistic tale hides serious environmental and labor challenges in the South China Sea.
China Coast Guard warns Philippine vessels in the South China Sea for illegal actions near the Nansha Islands, stressing Chinese sovereignty and regional stability.
The PLA Southern Theater Command conducted a joint sea-air patrol in the South China Sea, countering destabilizing moves amid rising regional tensions.
The South China Sea is in the spotlight at the Shangri-La Dialogue with rising military activity and calls for consultation reshaping regional security.