China sets war games in disputed sea
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A joint statement of the Asean-Australia Special Summit signed by member heads of state aired the strongest position against aggressive acts in the South China Sea.
The group reaffirmed “the importance of maintaining and promoting peace, stability, maritime safety and security, freedom of navigation and overflight in the region,” said Dindo Manhit, president of the independent think tank Stratbase Albert del Rosario Institute said.
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China sets war games in disputed sea. (2018, March 24). Manila Standard, pp. A1, A2.
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Stability; Maritime safety; Security; Navigation; Military operations; Disputes; International law; United Nations Convention on Law of the Sea; Law of the sea; Joint ventures; Bilateral agreements; Political aspects; Economics; Education; Cultures; Governments; Natural gas; Stratbase Albert del Rosario Institute; United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea; Association of Southeast Asian Nations; International Civil Aviation Organization; International Maritime Organization; del Rosario, Albert; Manhit, Dindo; Cayetano, Alan Peter
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