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South China Sea Seminar

WorldFuture is organising a seminar on the situation in the South China Sea. With the recent spat involving some Asean member nations, including Malaysia, Indonesia adding to the long spell of protest from Vietnam, we thought this event is essential. The event is titled, ‘South China Sea: Code of Conduct

Massive protest against China's brazen actions in EEZ and continental shelf

According to Asia Maritime Transperancy Innitiative (AMTI), since the end of May/2019 to June/2019, there were at least 2 Chinese coast guard vessels (35111 and 46302) conducted illegal patrol activities around the Luconia Shoals which lies within the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of Malaysia, attempted to prevent the

Why India should thread carefully in Southeast Asia and South China Sea

India is playing to the America card of ‘quadrilateral’ power in the Southeast Asian region and in the South China Sea (SCS), which is a departure from the previous U.S. administration under President Barack Obama, but New Delhi will have to thread carefully in these troubled waters. The South

The end of communism in China will have massive global repercussions

The Chinese Quagmire: It is part of the end-of-the-world scenario. Plans are underway to bring down the communist regime in China and for this, a few ‘powers’ are using an axis that might just do it. The overthrow of the communist regime, a game plan led by Tokyo, is well

One year after PCA ruling, China must abide by the law

One year ago, on July 12, 2016, the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) announced that the South China Sea Arbitral Tribunal had issued a unanimous award in favour of the Philippines in the South China Sea (SCS) conflict. The legally binding award has demolished China’s expansive historical claims in

Asean urged to show unity in dealing with South China Sea dispute

The lurking fear that China is now hegemonic, while it remained adamant after the PCA ruling, could undermine Asean, said Professor Muhammad Abu Bakar, local expert in Asean affairs. The professor said: “Hence, Asean should follow steps with the Philippines and Vietnam and show public support for the PCA ruling”