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Why America Cares about “China’s” Sea
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Why America Cares about “China’s” Sea

Posted on October 26, 2015 by Philip Rossetti

China has been building artificial islands near the Spratly Islands for years in an attempt to claim territorial sovereignty over the contested area. If the U.S. does not challenge these claims of sovereignty, then it could open the door for China to assert that all shipping passing through the South China Sea requires their approval. Continue reading →

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The Chinese Threat to American Naval Dominance

Posted on October 12, 2012 by frankplew

Despite the present focus on the Middle East, it will be China that poses the greatest Geo-strategic threat to the United States in the future. This fact is the cause of the Obama administration’s “pivot” to Asia, and has also been the source of a considerable amount of anti-China rhetoric in the current campaign. While … Continue reading →

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