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Europe's 'principled pragmatism' on the South China Sea/ Theresa Fallon

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FALLON Theresa

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In: RUSI Newsbrief: Vol 36 No 3, May 2016, pp.15-17 (129)Summary: China claims about 85% of strategic waterway. The area contested between China and five Southeast Asian countries Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam. As china flexes its muscles in the South china Sea the EU trying to balance supporting the rule of law against its pragmatic desire to stay Beijing's good side.

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China claims about 85% of strategic waterway. The area contested between China and five Southeast Asian countries Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam. As china flexes its muscles in the South china Sea the EU trying to balance supporting the rule of law against its pragmatic desire to stay Beijing's good side.

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