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Weekly News 23/05 - 29/05

-(Theguardian 29/05) South China Sea fears grow before tribunal rules on disputed islands: China already says it will reject ruling, fanning west’s fears of construction surge in islands and reefs in busy trade route -(SCMP 29/05) US naval air manoeuvres become the ‘new normal’ in Asia-Pacific: US military moves in recent months have led to angry protests from China and Russia

24/05/2016

Should Duterte Step Back on the South China Sea?

Some countries have become wary of China’s aspiration to become a maritime power because the means pursued by the Xi Jinping government — as seen in the disputed South China Sea — appear to ignore the legitimate interests of its smaller neighbors, flout existing international norms and pose risks to regional peace and stability.

25/05/2016

Weekly Bulletin 16/05 - 22/05

China’s response to the annual report of the US Department of Defense to Congress; Vietnam’s Trade union slams China’s fishing ban; Benigno Aquino Says U.S. Must Act if China Moves on Reef in South China Sea; 4-star vows to continue U.S. operations in South China Sea; India’s Eastern Fleet Ships on deployment to South China and North West Pacific

25/05/2016

Australia in the South China Sea: time to act, not react

The rapidly changing strategic landscape in the South China Sea threatens to marginalise Australia unless the government takes positive action now to remain a relevant and influential player in the region’s strategic calculus.

30/05/2016

Weekly Bulletin 23/05 - 29/05

Philippine arrests 10 Chinese fishermen in latest sea spat; Laos urges dialogues on South China Sea rows; U.S Secretary of Defense: China’s actions could erect a Great Wall of self-isolation; President Obama Arrives in Vietnam for Historic Asia Trip; Japan, Canada share 'serious concerns' on South China Sea.

31/05/2016

Weekly News 30/05 - 05/06

-(SMH 02/06) Beijing welcomes Manila's offer for talks on dispute: Rodrigo Duterte said his country would not rely on long-term security ally the United States, signalling greater independence from Washington in dealing with China. -(Stripes 02/06) Uncertainty over Beijing’s next move in South China Sea ahead of summit: A South China Sea ADIZ would be significantly more provocative, Navy and U.S....

31/05/2016

Newly Found Maps Dispute Beijing's South China Sea Claims

China’s dubious claim to more than 80% of the South China Sea, which includes overlapping claims with the Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia and Vietnam, took another hit recently when a Vietnamese historian visited Yale University in New Haven, CT.

01/06/2016