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    Managing Escalation: The Philippines' Approach to Second Thomas Shoal

    Beijing/Manila, April 4. The provisional understanding between the Philippines and China over the disputed Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea underscores how Manila has countered Chinese coercion through quiet resolve backed by political leadership, alliance support, calculated military...
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    China's Assertiveness in South China Sea Fuels Regional Instability

    Naypyidaw, March 20 Vietnam's resistance to Chinese hegemony in the South China Sea represents both a national defense of sovereignty and a struggle to uphold international law. The deterioration of relations between the two countries indicates a risky trajectory – one where China's...
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    Growing Tensions: China's Japan Policy Intensifies Regional Security Concerns

    Tokyo, February 24. China's policy towards Japan is not merely a tactical misstep, but a "strategic blunder" rooted in a misunderstanding of how influence is shaped and consolidated in Asia.By viewing Japan primarily as an adversarial player rather than a competitive partner within a shared...
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    Fishermen Detained Near Katchatheevu, Raising Boundary Dispute Concerns

    Chennai, February 19 – In yet another incident highlighting the continuing tensions in the Palk Strait, the Sri Lankan Navy arrested 22 fishermen from Tamil Nadu on Thursday for allegedly crossing the International Maritime Boundary Line (IMBL) and fishing in Sri Lankan waters.Four mechanised...
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