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The ongoing South China Sea dispute
SEAF in the news: International Business Times and CNNChina eyes natural resource deposits in the South China Sea to meet its significant energy needs, creating friction between itself, the countries in the region, and the United States, which could be called upon to mediate. Southeast Asia Forum director Donald Emmerson and former Shorenstein Fellow John Ciorciari consider the economic and diplomatic aspects of China’s sovereignty claims in a recent flare-up of this ongoing dispute.
- » International Business Times: China-Vietnam: Weighing the cost-benefit of war in South China Sea face-off
- » CNN: Chinese dilemmas in the South China Sea
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