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Code-of-Conduct

Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
Unity is key as ASEAN stands at a pivotal crossroad

Southeast Asia must remain open to all countries, ensuring respect from the competing great powers who view the region both as a thoroughfare and as an arena.

Editorial 1 year ago

Overreactions in disputed sea

For a big power like China, such a show of force against neighbors that are weaker and economically dependent on it is unnecessary.

Asia & Pacific 1 year ago

PREMIUM
SCS code of conduct unlikely concluded on time due to lack of ASEAN unity

A lack of unity among ASEAN nations is regarded as the core stumbling block to immediately concluding the long-awaited code of conduct (COC) in the South China Sea, which had been expected to establish a guiding framework for preventing an open conflict in the troubled waters.

Academia 1 year ago

PREMIUM
'If only': ASEAN, China must resume talks over SCS code of conduct

“If only” isn’t a good basis for designing foreign policy, but ASEAN and China both need to look beyond the current tensions in the South China Sea at the bigger, far-reaching picture of the region’s future to decide if they want peace and if so, how they’re going to get there, together.