Xi the pirate faces new challenges to his South China Sea imperialism
Encapsulating its modern imperialist gall, Communist China claims the near entirety of the South China Sea as its own private swimming pool.
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Encapsulating its modern imperialist gall, Communist China claims the near entirety of the South China Sea as its own private swimming pool.
Encapsulating its modern imperialist gall, Communist China claims the near entirety of the South China Sea as its own private swimming pool.
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From their coastlines. the area in the middle is regarded as international waters. but china stands alone in claiming all of the territory and its resources within its disputed nine dash line, created after world war ii. george and jr fish at scarborough shoal. around 160 nautical miles from bolinao and more than 400 nautical miles from china's coast. the shoal is above water at high tide, so it does have its own territorial sea, but the philippines claim it as theirs. vietnam also claims historical rights to fish there. china has been blockading the lagoon since 2012. george and his sonjr hav...
The South China Sea Arbitration case decided on July 12, 2016 was an arbitration case brought against China for its effective control of maritime features in the South China Sea that are part of a territorial dispute. The case was decided in favor of the plaintiff, the Philippines, with the arbitral tribunal rejecting China’s claim of the “Nine-Dash Line,” in which China claimed historical rights over most of the South China Sea. On the day the ruling was released, China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared that “Its [the arbitration’s] existence is illegal, and whatever rulin...