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Taiwan: US, China Differ on Military Talks

Lalatendu Das - May 1, 2024. Published in Taipei Times

Austin emphasized the criticality of upholding freedom of navigation, implicitly addressing China’s assertive stance in the South China Sea.

Hong Kong: US Warship Approaches Taiping Island, Creating New Point of Danger in South China Sea

Robin Koerner - November 18, 2023. Published in China Review News

For a long time, the United States has carried out illegal provocations in the South China Sea[.]

Hong Kong: China Is Committed To Peace in South China Sea Despite US Provocations

Lalatendu Das - February 15, 2022. Published in South China Morning Post

The U.S. is hyping the South China Sea issue and driving a wedge between nations in the region despite not being a party to the dispute.

Hong Kong: Why Majority of Americans Support Costly Foreign Policies

Robin Koerner - September 7, 2021. Published in Asia Times

China or Russia hawks in the U.S., wants a war, particularly one that is based on fake information.

Hong Kong: Pressure Mounts on Beijing in the South China Sea

Robin Koerner - February 23, 2021. Published in Asia Times

The US and its allies are toughening their stance and sending warships into waters claimed by China

United Arab Emirates: Cold War 2.0 in South China Sea, Indian Ocean Could Harm Nations

Lalatendu Das - October 22, 2018. Published in Khaleej Times

Australia: ‘China Will Challenge US Naval Supremacy within a Year’

Rejeanne Lacroix - July 13, 2018. Published in The Sydney Morning Herald

What would Donald Trump do? Would Trump's America be steadfast in a crisis? Or would the administration be too distracted, too confused, or too compromised by its other negotiations with China to stand its ground?

Taiwan: South Sea Conflict Needs To Return to Dialogue and Negotiation

Robin Koerner - April 1, 2016. Published in China Times

To reconcile the structural differences of Chinese and American ideologies, trust needs to be built over a long period of time.

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