South China Sea dispute: rising risks of escalation
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Asia Monitor Southeast Asia Vol.1 Vol.31, Issue 11, November 2020, pp.1-5 (49)Summary: There is a risk of escalation in the regions of South China Sea over the coming years as a result of tension between the United States of America and China especially involving China's claims in the South China Sea which the US declared it as 'unlawful' and this could spur ASEAN countries to take a stronger stance against China.
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There is a risk of escalation in the regions of South China Sea over the coming years as a result of tension between the United States of America and China especially involving China's claims in the South China Sea which the US declared it as 'unlawful' and this could spur ASEAN countries to take a stronger stance against China.
SCSEA, USA, ASEAN, CHINA, SEASIA
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