Will China’s smart strategy in the South China Sea push things one step too far?
Beijing’s measured approach of making its presence felt has been effective so far, but it may yet lead rivals to join hands against it.
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Will China Buy French-built Mistral Ships?
Reality check: All the talk about the possible sale of French-built amphibious assault ships to China is mere speculation
China’s ADIZ in the South China Sea: Coming Soon to a Sea Near You?
Beijing’s declaration of an Air Defense Identification Zone over the East China Sea in November 2013 came as a surprise; similar steps in the South China Sea should not surprise anyone.
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Taiwan’s Policy on South China Sea: Trapped in Past? (Presentation)
I participated in the international conference South China Sea: Mare Nostrum Sinense? that took place in Prague on 9 November, 2012, and which was organized by Metropolitan University Prague. As a speaker […]
Taiwan News: Cyberwar, Chinese Missiles, South and East China Seas, and new Navy acquisitions
Several Taiwan-related news have surfaced this week. First, news agencies reported on September 2 that proposed defense budget for FY2013 submitted by National Security Bureau contains strong emphasis on strengthening […]
Background of the South China Sea dispute
Historically, the origins of the dispute are relatively recent. Most of the claimants raised their claims after the World War II (WWII), and their efforts intensified after an adoption of […]
Taiwan in Perspective 