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What does the future hold for South China Sea as Sino-US rivalry hots up?
South China Morning Post
18.09. 05:15
What does the future hold for South China Sea as Sino-US rivalry hots up?
I am no Nostradamus. But after some 45 years of analysing South China Sea issues, I have drawn some conclusions about what will – and will not – happen in the region in the foreseeable future. First some context. In the mid-1970s, when I first began following the issues, they were relatively isolat»»»